Use and Care Manual
Table Of Contents
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Tips for success
Unpacking: Open and lift shipping box and other packaging up from the base to avoid damage
to the plant.
Watering: Sufficient watering is a must! Try not to let the soil completely dry out. To determine
if your plant needs water, press your finger 2 to 3 in. into the soil, if it feels dry, it’s time to
water. Overwatering can be as damaging as underwatering. Be sure the area surrounding your
plant has good drainage and avoid standing water.
Pruning/Maintenance: Upon arrival and throughout your plant’s life, remove wilted or
discolored foliage to encourage new growth. If the plants begin to look leggy, cut them back by
about one-half of their height. If weeds grow around your plant, pull them, including roots, as
soon as they appear.
Containers: Some annuals can be grown in containers, too. Choose a pot that is large enough to
allow for plant growth and spread, and be sure it has adequate drainage. Container plants will
require more frequent watering.
Discard the plants once they have finished flowering at the end of the season.