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Knautia macedonica is that beautiful burgundy-red perennial you see in cottage gardens - and it's quite easy from seed! I've grown it for years:

Sow seeds indoors 6-8 weeks before last frost or direct sow after danger of frost has passed. Surface sow or barely cover - they need light to germinate. Keep at 65-70°F - germination takes 14-30 days.

Transplant seedlings after hardening off, spacing 12-18 inches apart. They prefer full sun and well-draining soil. Once established, they're quite drought tolerant. Deadhead regularly to encourage continuous blooming from summer to fall.

They'll self-sow modestly in good conditions. The deep red flowers are fantastic for cutting and attract butterflies and bees!

Chiltern Seeds growing guide has specific germination advice!

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Starting bedding plants from seed in a greenhouse is incredibly rewarding and saves money! I've been doing this for 15+ years and here's my system:

Timing is everything - most annuals need 6-8 weeks from seed to planting out. Check seed packets for specific timing relative to your last frost date. Use sterile seed starting mix - never garden soil, which harbors diseases. Sow seeds at depth recommended on packet (some need light to germinate).

Bottom watering prevents disturbance and fungal issues. Heat mats under trays dramatically improve germination for warm-season plants like marigolds, zinnias, and petunias. Once germinated, provide plenty of light - supplemental lighting prevents leggy seedlings.

Harden off gradually before transplanting outside - even greenhouse-grown plants need acclimation to direct sun and wind.

The Johnny's Selected Seeds Greenhouse Guide has excellent timing charts!

Regrowing hair after scalp psoriasis requires treating the underlying inflammation first. As someone who's been through this, here's what worked for me:

Control the psoriasis first - work with a dermatologist to find effective treatments. This might include medicated shampoos (coal tar, salicylic acid), topical steroids, or systemic medications. Reduced inflammation allows hair follicles to recover.

Gentle hair care during flares - avoid scratching, use wide-tooth comb, minimal heat styling. During remission, scalp massage increases blood flow. Consider products with ingredients like pyrithione zinc or ketoconazole that address both flakes and create healthy environment.

Nutrition supports regrowth - adequate protein, iron, zinc, biotin. Some find omega-3 supplements help inflammation. Be patient - hair regrowth takes months after inflammation resolves.

National Psoriasis Foundation has excellent management advice. Many people regain most hair once psoriasis is controlled!

Hey there! I've been growing lipstick palms for about 5 years now. The seed method is definitely challenging but doable. The absolute most important thing is HEAT - these are tropical plants that need consistently warm soil. I've had best results using a seedling heat mat set to 85°F.

Another tip most people don't mention: use shallow containers rather than deep pots. The roots spread horizontally more than vertically initially. And be prepared for irregular germination - I've had seeds sprout 4 months apart from the same batch!

The reward is definitely worth the effort though. Once they establish, they're relatively low maintenance if you can provide the warmth and humidity they crave.