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Grow colourful Portulaca Long Time, a compact, low-growing summer flowering annual valued for its bright blooms, succulent foliage and excellent tolerance of hot, sunny conditions.
Commonly known as Moss Rose, Portulaca creates a dense, spreading carpet of colourful flowers and is especially suitable for flower beds, borders, rock gardens, pots, hanging baskets and grow bags.
Germination Time: Approximately 7–14 days
Ideal Temperature: 22–30°C
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Best Sowing Season: February - June
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Portulaca Long Time is a warm-season flowering annual appreciated for its prolonged flowering performance, compact spreading habit and excellent heat tolerance.
Its colourful blooms and succulent foliage make it particularly useful for sunny locations where many other flowering annuals struggle during summer.
Botanical group: Portulaca grandiflora
Common name: Moss Rose
Variety: Long Time
Colourful summer flowering annual
Bright attractive flowers
Compact and spreading growth habit
Low-growing flowering plant
Succulent foliage
Excellent heat tolerance
Good drought tolerance after establishment
Excellent for flower beds and borders
Suitable for rock gardens
Excellent for pots and containers
Suitable for hanging baskets
Suitable for grow bags
Full sun
Long flowering performance
Easy to grow from seed
SUMMER flowering plant
Suitable for growing several Portulaca plants together to create a compact flowering display.
Recommended for group planting where a wider, colourful carpet-like flowering display is desired.
Use:
60% Bhalu Mitti / Sandy Soil + 30% GREEN GARDENS Vermicompost + 10% Cocopeat
The growing medium should be:
Loose, light and very well-draining.
Portulaca performs particularly well in soil that drains quickly.
Avoid:
Heavy compact soil
Excessively rich soil
Poor drainage
Continuous waterlogging
Portulaca seeds are extremely small.
Sow the seeds:
On or very close to the soil surface.
Press them gently onto the growing medium and cover only very lightly, if at all.
Do not bury the seeds deeply.
Seeds can be started in seedling trays or sown directly into pots, grow bags or prepared flower beds.
Keep the growing medium:
Lightly and consistently moist until germination.
Avoid heavy watering that may wash away or bury the tiny seeds.
Seeds generally germinate within:
7–14 days
under suitable warm conditions.
For successful germination:
Use fresh seeds
Sow very shallowly
Maintain warm temperatures
Keep the medium lightly moist
Avoid deep sowing
Provide good drainage
Avoid excessive watering
Maintain approximately:
15–20 cm / 6–8 inches between plants
to allow each plant enough room to develop its natural spreading growth habit.
For a dense flowering carpet, plants may be positioned slightly closer while maintaining adequate airflow.
Provide:
Full sun
Portulaca flowers best in bright sunlight.
For compact growth and abundant flowering:
6–8 hours of direct sunlight daily
is highly recommended.
Insufficient sunlight can result in weaker growth and reduced flowering.
Water regularly while seedlings are becoming established.
After establishment:
Allow the upper soil layer to dry before watering again.
Portulaca has succulent leaves and is relatively drought tolerant.
Avoid frequent excessive watering.
Continuous wet soil and waterlogging should be strictly avoided.
Portulaca Long Time develops a:
Compact, low-growing and spreading habit
rather than upright or climbing growth.
It is particularly suitable for:
Flower beds
Garden borders
Rock gardens
Pots
Patio containers
Hanging baskets
Grow bags
Sunny rooftop gardens
Ground-cover style flowering displays
No trellis or climbing support is required.
Portulaca is particularly suitable for Pakistan's warm summer conditions.
Once established, plants tolerate:
High temperatures and relatively dry conditions
better than many soft-leaved flowering annuals.
However, newly germinated seedlings should not be allowed to dry completely.
At planting time, mix:
into the growing medium.
Portulaca does not require excessively rich soil.
Avoid excessive nitrogen fertilizer because it can encourage soft vegetative growth while reducing flowering.
Moderate organic feeding is sufficient for healthy plants and prolonged flowering.
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