Descriptions:<br /><br /> A hardy winter green salad crop, good flavour, high in minerals and vitamins.<br /><br /> Indoors; sow in trays in warmth, germination takes 1-2 weeks.<br /><br /> Outdoors; in drills, in July\/August, thin to 30cm spacing. <br /><br /> Cold resistant salad leaf, cropping from October to early spring.<br /><br /> Germination temperature of 18-20\u2103,sow in August for winter supply.<br /><br /> Easy to germinate but slow growing. Keep well watered at first until established<br /><br />  <br /><br /> How to grow: <br /><br /> The seeds of Purslane and other Portulaca members should be sown on the soil surface following the last frost of spring. <br /><br /> Ideally Purslane should be grown in a sunny part of the garden and Portulaca genus members thrive in hot areas. <br /><br /> The soil that Purslane grows in should be sandy and poor with a pH of 5.5 to 7.  <br /><br /> If starting Purslane indoors then start about one and a half months in advance. <br /><br /> You first need to imbibe Purslane seeds by placing within soil in a plastic bag and placing in the fridge for about 15 days. <br /><br /> Once finished, place the soil \/seeds in light and germinate at 21 to 30 degrees Centigrade. <br /><br /> It typically takes about one to three weeks for Purslane seeds to germinate. <br /><br /> Once ready transfer into the garden at from 14 to 60 cm apart (depending on the size of the Portulaca species). <br /><br /> This should be done towards the end of spring.<br /><br />  <br /><br /> Feature:<br /><br /> Sowing Season: Four seasons<br /><br /> Flowing seasons: Spring\/Summer\/ Autumn  <br /><br /> Optimum Growth Temperature: 18-25\u2103<br /><br />  <br /><br /> Package included: <br /><br /> 100 X Salad Purslane Seeds<br /><br />  <br /><br /> Notice:<br /><br /> 1.Please allow 1-3mm error due to manual measurement, please make sure you do not mind before you bid.<br /><br /> 2.The colors may have different as the difference display, please understand.