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Native Indian Organics' Lavender seeds offer a strong germination rate of over 80%, making them ideal for home gardens, balconies, and terraces. With proper care, the plant begins to flower in about 80 days after planting. If you're looking for lavender seeds online, Native Indian Organics provides high-quality options that are easy to grow and perfect for beginners. You can buy lavender seeds online at the best prices and even find lavender seeds near me with quick delivery to your doorstep.

Lavender flower seeds Specifications: 

Feature Details
Number of Seeds 50+
Plant Height Up to 2 feet
Germination Rate Above 80%
Germination Period 4–8 days
Harvest Period Around 80 days after planting
Soil Requirement Well-drained, sandy or loamy soil with good aeration
Soil pH Slightly alkaline to neutral (6.5–7.5)
Sunlight Requirement Semi sunlight to full sunlight (at least 5–6 hours daily)
Watering Frequency Once every 4 days (avoid waterlogging)
Fertilizer Application Twice per month with organic or balanced fertilizer
Plant-to-Plant Distance Minimum 30 cm
Uses Ornamental gardening, aromatherapy, herbal teas, essential oils, pest repellent

 

    How to Plant & Grow Lavender Seeds

    1. Soil Preparation : Use well-drained sandy or loamy soil. Avoid waterlogged soil.
    2. Sowing : Sow seeds 1–2 cm deep, keeping 30 cm spacing between plants for airflow
    3. Germination : Seeds sprout in 4–8 days. Provide semi sunlight and keep soil slightly moist.
    4. Watering & Care : Water once every 4 days. Apply organic fertilizer twice a month for healthy growth.
    5. Protection  : Spray neem-based pest control to keep insects away.
    6. Harvest : Plants are ready for harvest in around 80 days, with vibrant flowers and rich aroma.

     

    Benefits of Growing Lavender Seeds

    • Natural Fragrance: Lavender’s soothing aroma adds beauty and freshness to any space
    • Medicinal Uses: Known for calming effects, lavender can be used in herbal teas, oils, and aromatherapy.
    • Pollinator Friendly: Attracts bees, butterflies, and other pollinators to your garden.
    • Decorative Appeal: Gorgeous purple blooms enhance garden aesthetics and can be used as cut flowers.
    • Pest Repellent: Acts as a natural repellent against mosquitoes and garden pests.

     

    Names of Lavender Flower Seeds 

    Scientific Name : Lavandula angustifolia

    Common Names : True Lavender , English Lavender , Common Lavender , Feather-leaved Lavender

    Indian Regional Names : लैवेंडर (Lavendur) , घोडेगुई (Ghodegui), दीपमाळ (Deepmal), रान भांग (Ran Bhang), भुत मंजरी (Bhut manjri) , କାମରାଜ (Kamaraja) , ಲಾವಂಡರ್ ಗಿಡ (Lavander Gida) , லாவெண்டர் விதைகள் (Lavendar Vithaigal) , లావెండర్ విత్తనాలు (Lavendar Vithanalu) ,ലാവെൻഡർ വിത്ത് (Lavender Vithu)

     

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    Choosing our lavender seeds ensures you get premium-quality, naturally processed seeds with excellent germination. Our lavender plant seeds are carefully selected, fresh, and ideal for home gardening, terrace setups, and ornamental landscaping. NativeIndian Organics provides quality Lavender flower plant seeds that are always premium quality tested, fresh, cost-effective, and well maintained. We are providing all the essential gardening items like Organic fertilizers, Organic pest controllers, Vermicompost, Cocopeat, Native variety Vegetable seeds,Flower seeds, HDPE Grow bags, Plastic planters, Gardening tools, and accessories. 

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