Guide to growing garden plants - Lonas Golden Ageratum
How to grow Golden Ageratum
If planning to grow Golden Ageratum and other Lonas outdoors from seeds then sow after the last frost of spring. Once sown simply cover the seeds. Golden Ageratum likes to grow in sunny areas that have good drainage and a light soil.
Golden Ageratum plants can be started indoors. The growing process should be started about 7 or 8 weeks before due to be transplanted after the last frost of spring. The seeds should be germinated in the dark at about 21 degrees centigrade; this process should take about a week. Once ready, transplant the young golden Ageratum about 15 to 30cm apart.
Caring for golden Ageratum - Lonas plants
Golden Ageratum are easy to maintain, they should be dead headed when flowers have finished to prolong blooming; it is important not to overfeed Lonas plants.