How to Propagate and Grow
Malva
Malva originate from Eurasia and North Africa and are a genus of perennials.
Leaves are heart shaped, lobed and divided.
Flowers are either funnel or saucer shape and fluted borne on spikes.
Genus: Malva
Family: Malvaceae
Species: M. sylvestris
Common Names: Mallow.
Classification: Perennial.
Height: 1.2m (48inches).
Flowering: From summer through autumn.
Usage: Ideal for borders and beds.
Site: Grow them in full sun, they thrive in it!
They will also do well in partial shade.
Soil: Any rich, moist and free draining soil.
Propagation Methods: By seed in spring.
Do not cover seeds with compost.
Cover seeds with a light covering of vermiculite to retain moisture and allow light through to the seeds.
Keep in light for germination.
Best germination temperature: 70 deg F.
Time from sowing to germination: 3 - 21 days.
How to sow seeds
Basal cuttings in spring or autumn.
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