25 Yellow Bleeding Heart-Type Seeds
25 Yellow Bleeding Heart-Type Seeds
This packet contains approximately 25 seeds sold by the supplier as “Yellow Bleeding Heart.” The exact botanical species has not been verified. Yellow-flowering Corydalis and bleeding-heart relatives can differ in height, foliage, bloom season and moisture needs, so this listing does not promise a specific species or cultivar.
Key Information
- Approximately 25 seeds per packet
- Supplier-labeled yellow bleeding-heart type
- Ornamental seed for partial-shade gardens
- Exact species, mature size and flower form require supplier documentation
What's in the Pack
One packet containing approximately 25 seeds. Seeds only; plants and an exact match to the photographed flowers are not included.
Planting Guidance
Cold Treatment
Many temperate bleeding-heart and Corydalis relatives benefit from a cold, moist period. Sow outdoors in fall, or refrigerate the seeds in a barely moist sterile medium for approximately 8–12 weeks. Because the species is unconfirmed, germination requirements may vary.
Sowing
After cold treatment, sow shallowly in a fine, well-drained seed-starting mix. Keep the medium evenly moist and place the container in bright shade or gentle morning light. Germination may be slow and uneven.
Seedling Care
Protect young seedlings from hot afternoon sun, standing water and drying wind. Transplant after a stable root system develops, spacing according to the plant's observed mature habit.
Growing Information
| Supplier name | Yellow Bleeding Heart |
|---|---|
| Exact botanical identity | Not independently verified |
| Light | Partial shade |
| Life cycle | Expected perennial type; confirmation required |
| Water | Moderate moisture with good drainage |
| Seed treatment | Cold, moist stratification is a reasonable starting method |
Identity and Flower Expectations
The product photos and supplier name are not enough to distinguish among similar yellow-flowering species. Flower shape, shade, foliage, plant height and bloom timing cannot be guaranteed until the supplier provides a botanical name and seed-source documentation.
<>Frequently Asked Questions
Is this Dicentra spectabilis?
The available supplier information does not confirm that species.
Will every plant match the photo?
No exact match is guaranteed from an undocumented seed line.
Why is the planting advice cautious?
Related species have different dormancy and care requirements. The guidance avoids presenting an uncertain identity as fact.
Please note: This product remains blocked from full QA approval until its botanical identity is verified.