The Cosmos, also called cosmos, is a well-known cottage garden plant that now comes in impressive varieties. The annual variety ' Cupcakes Double Click Cranberries ' It impresses with its double, ruffled flowers, which bloom in a wonderful berry shade. In bouquets and beds, this variety is a real eye-catcher, creating a mysterious, almost dramatic appearance. Although this variety has semi-double and double flowers, insects still find plenty of food here.

Details :
Sowing indoors/greenhouse: March to May
Sowing outdoors: April to June
Germination time: 7-14 days at 20-25°C
Sowing depth: Cover with a maximum of 0.5 cm of soil

Height: 120-140 cm
Planting distance: 40 cm
Flower size: 5-8 cm
Flowering time: July to October

Soil: Loose, permeable, humus-rich soil
Fertilization: Fertilize regularly
Location: Sunny
Water consumption: Medium

Growing tips :
Cosmos are not frost-hardy and should not be planted outdoors until after the Ice Saints in mid-May. The young plants can be acclimated to outdoor temperatures during the day from mid-April onwards, thus hardening them off. It is important to cover the seeds only lightly with soil and keep them evenly moist. Once they reach a height of 20-30 cm, they can be pinched, meaning the main stem is shortened. This encourages the plant to branch out better, the stems to become longer, and the plant will produce a sea of ​​flowers in the summer.

Cut flower :
The long blooming period makes the Cosmos a perfect flower for summer bouquets. Its upright growth habit makes it a great cut flower, lasting up to a week in a vase. As soon as the bud breaks open, it's ready to be harvested for vase cutting.

Use :
cut flower
Potted plant
Insect magnet

Bag contents :
approx. 15 seeds
Store in a cool, dry place.