Lathyrus odoratus 'Cupid' Mixed - Sweet pea, Pink Cupid Dwarf Seeds

Description

Flowering: 80 – 90 days after sowing

Fabulous honey and orange fragrance, citrus honey.

Sweet pea (lathyrus odoratus) is a flowering plant in the genus lathyrus in the family fabaceae (legumes) and is native to the eastern mediterranean region, from eastern sicily to the island of crete in greece.

A magical and enchanting sight, with a selection of the highest quality in dwarf (compact) sweet pea coloring varieties, especially for growing in pots adorning balconies or hanging pots, among others.

Incredibly fragrant, a very unusual and particularly fabulous flowering, compact pea, premium selection for hanging or floor vases.

Gently draped petals. A true fragrant and nostalgic jewel providing the heady scent of your ancestors.

Early, heat tolerant; These are some of the many features of this magnificent potted selection that adorn balconies and gardens around the world.

They are perfect for mulching, providing extraordinary color contrast when planting near other larger species, embroidering paths and substantially aromatizing everything around you: the aroma is delicious, not nauseating, on the contrary, it is contagious.

Flowers can be harvested to aromatize environments, interiors and color floral arrangements.

The self-sowing species is once introduced and presents us with its flowers for interior decoration, year after year.

Sweet peas are demanding on nutrient-rich soil with good moisture and good drainage.

The species easily germinates, very fresh seeds under appropriate conditions usually germinate within 15 – 30 days (leave the seeds immersed in the water prior to sowing).

Flowering: 80 – 90 days from sowing.