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Silver Dust (Dusty Miller) is an ornamental foliage plant valued for its finely cut, woolly silver-white leaves. The accepted botanical name is Jacobaea maritima; it is also widely sold as Senecio cineraria.
Best Sowing Season: September–November and Late January–February for Lahore and other hot plains of Pakistan.
Excellent for pots, grow bags, borders, edging, pathways, balconies and mixed seasonal displays.
Best Sowing Season: September–November & Late January–February
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Pack Size: Approx. 50 seeds per pack.
Silver Dust (Dusty Miller) is a compact ornamental foliage plant prized for its finely cut, woolly silver-white leaves. The currently accepted botanical name is Jacobaea maritima; it is still widely sold in the seed trade under the older name Senecio cineraria.
It is grown mainly for foliage rather than flowers and is excellent for pots, grow bags, borders, edging, pathways, balconies, rooftop gardens and mixed seasonal displays.
For Lahore and other hot plains of Pakistan, the preferred sowing periods are:
Established plants can tolerate warm and relatively dry conditions, but peak-summer sowing is not recommended. Protect young seedlings from extreme heat.
After germination, provide strong light and good airflow while avoiding forceful watering. Transplant once seedlings are sturdy and have developed around 3–4 true leaves.
Recommended spacing: about 6–8 inches for compact bedding, or 8–10 inches where a fuller individual specimen is desired.
Silver Dust develops its best silver colour and compact growth in full sun. During the cool season, approximately 5–7 hours of direct sunlight is suitable. Too much shade can produce greener, softer and more stretched growth.
Keep seedlings lightly and consistently moist during establishment. Once established, allow the upper soil layer to begin drying before watering again. Avoid standing water and permanently saturated soil.
Use a loose, moderately fertile and very well-draining medium. A practical mix can be:
60% Bhalu Mitti / Sandy Soil + 30% GREEN GARDENS Vermicompost + 10% Cocopeat
Avoid heavy, compacted or continuously wet soil.
Silver Dust is not a heavy feeder. A moderate amount of GREEN GARDENS Vermicompost mixed into the growing medium is usually sufficient. Avoid excessive nitrogen, which can encourage softer and greener growth.
G-11 Grow Bag – 11 × 10 inch | 5 Gallon
Suitable for one compact plant.
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G-12 Grow Bag – 12 × 12 inch | 6 Gallon
Recommended for a slightly fuller specimen.
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Silver Dust is grown mainly for its foliage. Mature plants may produce small yellow daisy-like flowers; these can be removed if a compact foliage-focused appearance is preferred. Remove damaged or yellowing leaves as required.
Maintain good drainage, airflow and spacing. Check young plants occasionally for slugs, snails and other leaf-feeding pests. Avoid keeping the root zone or foliage continuously wet.
Ornamental use only — not edible. Plant material can be harmful if ingested and may irritate sensitive skin. Keep away from children and pets and wash hands after handling.
GREEN GARDENS Vermicompost 5kg – convenient for pots, grow bags and smaller home gardens.
GREEN GARDENS Vermicompost 25kg – economical for larger gardens and multiple containers.
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