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Flower bulbs are one of the most versatile and attractive ways to bring any garden, balcony, or cut flower project to vibrant blooms. With their underground storage organs—think true bulbs, corms, and rhizomes—they capture nutrients during their dormant period, which, once the season begins, ensures a spectacular and powerful burst of flowers.

Within the flower bulb category, we broadly distinguish two main groups: – Spring-flowering bulbs: these are planted in the fall (usually between September and December) and bloom in the spring. Examples include tulips, daffodils, hyacinths, crocuses, and ornamental onions. – Summer or autumn-flowering bulbs: these are planted in the spring and display their splendor during the warmer months. Think of dahlias, gladioli, calla lilies, and other tuberous plants. In addition, there are varieties that, with a little extra care, can bloom or naturalize at other times of the year, providing additional flexibility for the gardener.

Planting tips: – Choose a well-drained spot, preferably in sun or partial shade. Ensure the soil is loose and airy. – As a rule of thumb, plant the bulb approximately twice its height deep. The distance between bulbs depends on the variety—small bulbs close together, larger ones a bit more spaced out. – Plant spring bulbs in autumn and summer bulbs in spring, as soon as the danger of night frost has passed. – Remove spent flowers (but leave the foliage on until it dies back naturally), provide organic fertilizer as needed, and protect sensitive tubers during harsh winters.

Cucurbita – pumpkins, gourds & squash

Discover our wide range of Cucurbita at Easyseeds.nl: pumpkins, gourds, and squash varieties that meet the highest standards for flavor, yield, and ornamental value. Whether you garden in open ground, work with greenhouses, or have a beautiful outdoor space, we offer varieties that thrive in a variety of conditions.

What makes Cucurbita special?

• Multifunctional: This product group includes varieties for edible purposes (soup, puree, stew, baking) and ornamental gourds for decoration.
• Health & Nutrition: Pumpkins and squash are rich in fiber, antioxidants, vitamins (such as A and C), and minerals. They strengthen the immune system and promote a balanced diet.
• Variety of shapes and colors: Varieties vary greatly in shape (spherical, flat, elongated, ribbed), color (orange, reddish, yellow, green), and skin texture. Suitable for both cooking and decoration.

Cultivation characteristics & points of attention

• Species & Varieties: Consider Cucurbita maxima, C. pepo, and C. moschata —each with its own characteristics in terms of size, flavor, and growth vigor. For example, "Amoro F1" (heart-shaped, home-friendly pumpkin), "Garbo" (flat, reddish soup pumpkin), etc.
• Growing conditions: Warm, well-drained soil is essential. Sow indoors or under glass from late April, plant after the last frost (May). Planting distances vary by variety, especially if the plants are vines or climbers.
• Care: Ensure sufficient sunlight, regular feeding, and good drainage. Protection against snails, powdery mildew, and viral diseases is important.
• Harvest & Storage: Harvest when the skin is fully browned and the fruit feels firm. Store in a cool, dry place for a long shelf life. Many varieties—particularly pumpkins and squash—are winter-hardy or can be stored late into the year.

Why choose Easyseeds?

• Top quality seeds: Purebred, tested for germination and health.
• Wide selection: From small ornamental varieties and mini squash to large pumpkins for harvesting and decoration. Perfect for both amateur gardeners and professional growers.
• Clear variety descriptions: Maturation time, weight, use (juice, soup, fresh, decorative), and cultivation instructions help you choose what suits your situation.

What are tropical plants?

Tropical plants originate from warm, humid regions around the equator. They prefer warmth, high humidity, and ample light. Thanks to the enormous variety of species (from ornamental leaves to exuberant flowers), tropical plants are popular in both interiors and greenhouses and tropical gardens.

Tropical varieties are attractive to growers because of their exclusive appearance and diversity. Well-known examples of tropical plants that can be grown from seed include banana plants (Musa), Strelitzia (bird of paradise flower), palms, hibiscus, passion flower (Passiflora), and papaya (Carica papaya). Each of these varieties has unique characteristics and forms a distinctive product in the assortment.

Characteristics of tropical plants

Tropical plants are beloved for their luxurious, natural appearance and wide range of uses. Key characteristics include:

• Exotic shapes and colours: striking flowers and large, glossy leaves.
• Heat-loving growth: optimal at temperatures between 20 and 30 °C.
• Long lifespan: many tropical species are perennial.
• Widely applicable: suitable for pot culture, interior decoration and greenhouse production.
• High sales yield: Consumers associate tropical plants with luxury and well-being.

 

For growers and wholesalers, tropical plants offer excellent margins and a distinctive product in a growing market.

Tropical plants in professional cultivation

Tropical plants are becoming increasingly popular in the trade worldwide, both as houseplants and greenhouse plants. Professional growers value tropical plants for their uniform growth, strong root development, and high ornamental value.

They are often grown under controlled conditions in greenhouses or warm rooms, where temperature and humidity remain stable. Thanks to modern cultivation techniques, many tropical varieties can now be successfully grown in Europe as well, provided they receive sufficient warmth and light during cultivation.

Easyseeds supplies high-quality tropical plant seeds from reliable suppliers. Our seeds have excellent germination rates and are suitable for both professional growers and specialized wholesalers who want to meet the demand for unique and exclusive plants.

Growing tips for tropical plants from seed

1. Sowing time: Tropical seeds can be sown all year round, provided there is sufficient warmth (at least 22 °C).

2. Soil: Use an airy and well-draining substrate, such as a mix of coconut fiber and vermiculite.

3. Moisture and light: Keep the soil constantly slightly moist and provide plenty of light without direct sunlight during the germination phase.

4. Germination time: Tropical seeds can vary in germination time, from a few weeks to several months. Patience is key.

5. Repotting and hardening off: Once the seedlings are strong enough, they can be repotted and gradually acclimated to lower humidity.

By following these guidelines, you as a grower can produce healthy and strong tropical plants that are ready for sale or further cultivation.