I like Swallowtail for seeds.
But I have not been all that impressed with "Fuseables" from anyone.
I have wound up with almost one color or plant from most of them.
I have thought of double seeding in cells myself.
Like-- put one bacopa and one petunia pellet or seed in the same cell.
But it seems just as easy to plant some of each,-- and put them together when transplanting.
Maybe it is just me?
Caroline
You are right the dark purple and lime (forgot the name) one I grew was just one color per pot! It was like buying a mix. But they were nice plants
Karen, I did grow the can can but didn't get any germination. However the seeds were a year old.
Last season I tried sowing Brachycome Daisies and Nolana in the same cells.
I did white Brachycome with blue Nolana; and then did blue Brachycome with white Nolana.
I think the plants would have been better grown individually. The Nolana seemed to suffer.
Sounds like if you're going to mix seeds in cells, perhaps they should be the same type of seeds? Haven't tried it myself, but I have accidentally ended up with more than one variety of petunia in the same cell, and they did ok.
Confidence is that feeling you have right before you do something really stupid.
They just seem to become:--- not balanced.
I think I will stick to one plant per cell,
and then combine when putting them into final position.
But I think I still have a package of fuseables.
Wow Beautiful blooms Julia. Next year I want to raise some annuals like petunias! Mainly the only annuals I grow from seed are marigolds. Tried direct sowing some petunia seeds from a swap and they did not germinate, I think I need to start them under lights in winter along with the veggies and perennials. Give me some tips, if I want flowers on my petunias in late April/early May when should I start seeds?