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Gomphocarpus Cancellatus Cotton Bush Milkweed seeds

Name: Gomphocarpus Cancellatus Cotton Bush Milkweed - Local Seeds
Brand: Flowers
Price: 3.00 AUD
Availability: InStock

Monarchs Matter 4 Seeds

Beaumont, South Australia, Australia

$3.00

Homegrown Host Plant Organic Viable Seed….range of Milkweeds are shown in the gallery images and other listings

The most common of Milkweeds but the most hardy and longest living. I’ve grown and sold many plants and seeds over many years and this plant continues to be important to those raising Wanderers and Lesser Wanderers.
It can go directly in situe or put into pots. Doesn’t mind being moved and tough once established. Sow onto well drained soil or potting mix press seeds onto soil and cover with a coating of vermiculite. Keep moist not wet.

Packet contains x 20

It has never been a weed in my garden and removing the seed pods is an option.

7 in stock (can be backordered)

Category: Flowers Tags: Open pollinated, Organically grown

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gr231877

1 year 10 months ago

Monarchs Matter formally on ebay has now moved to Local Seeds. I have several variety of seeds for Wanderer and Lesser Wandere Butterflies. Other Natives to to support wildlife and bees. Quantity is min 30 and can be any number up to 500 in one order. Varying costs but local SA postage is included. Varieties include Asclepias, Syracia, Tuberosa, Gomphocarpus. Please refer to Butterfly Conservation SA Book as shown to get everything you need to know about SA and what each Butterfly Larvae and Host plants. Highly recommended.

Guest

1 year 3 months ago

These grow near me on the Fleurieu for many years.This year they appear withered and have clusters of snails living on the stems resulting in many less butterflies this year. How can I rejuvenate these established plants?

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Glenyss

1 year 3 months ago

Thankyou for your question I would remove the snails and you could cut back a little. Even though they are tough plants a little bit of deep soaking helps. They can be dug and repotted and seeds collected. Hope that helps and a worthy plant to have growing.