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Open-Pollinated
and Heirloom Seeds
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Papaver pseudocanescens
Poppies

Papaver pseudocanescens - Poppy

Ref : F1256 - Papaver pseudocanescens
Bag of 200 seeds

This very drought-resistant variety produces slender, upright stems 20 cm high bearing a single sulphur-yellow flower.

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This Mongolian folk medicine species is used as a sedative, cough suppressant and respiratory regulator, as well as to relieve headaches due to nervous disorders, painful menstruation and acute or chronic stomach inflammation.

in bucket, in the ground

Sow in trays under light shelter. Transplant into pots when plants reach 3 or 4 cm. Plant out after the last frosts, 10 cm apart in all directions. You can also sow directly in situ, covering the seeds very lightly. Keep the soil moist. Then thin out to 10 cm in all directions. Stagger sowing to prolong flowering. Autumn sowing can be used for early spring flowering.

March, April

April, May, September, October

May, June, July, August

in the ground, in pot

sunny

medium

all floor types

drained, light, sec

Papaver pseudocanescens

mid-season

200 seeds

Yellow

From 15 to 20 cm

cut

Mongolia

This Mongolian folk medicine species is used as a sedative, cough suppressant and respiratory regulator, as well as to relieve headaches due to nervous disorders, painful menstruation and acute or chronic stomach inflammation.

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