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- The Mixed Four O’clock, also known as Marvel of Peru (Mirabilis Jalapa), is a charming and fragrant annual flowering plant celebrated for its vibrant and diverse range of colorful blossoms. These versatile and low-maintenance plants are named for their unique blooming habit, as their trumpet-shaped flowers open in the late afternoon and close by morning. They add a delightful burst of color and a sweet fragrance to gardens and landscapes.
- Season: Mixed Four O’clock seeds are typically sown in the spring after the last frost has passed. This allows them to establish themselves during the warm growing season and produce their colorful flowers.
- Temperatures: These plants thrive in warm to hot temperatures, with an ideal range of 70-85°F (21-29°C). They are heat-tolerant and can withstand hot summer conditions.
- USDA Hardiness Zone: Mixed Four O’clock are typically grown as annuals in USDA hardiness zones 7-11. In colder regions, they are often cultivated as annuals due to frost sensitivity.
- Sunlight: To achieve their full potential, Mixed Four O’clock require full sun exposure, receiving at least 6 hours of direct sunlight each day. Placing them in a sunny spot ensures healthy growth and abundant blooming.
Rashidi (verified owner) –
“I expected better, but these seeds were completely ineffective.”
Langston (verified owner) –
“Total failure! Not a single seed I planted showed any growth.”
Wazi (verified owner) –
“The seeds were a total flop; they didn’t grow despite proper care.”