100+ Common Mullein seeds (Verbascum thapsus) Known for its soft, fuzzy pale leaves & its tall yellow flower spikes & it’s amazing medicinal uses, this is a striking wild plant with healing qualities. Verbascum thapsus can often be found growing in open fields, along roadsides, & in other disturbed areas. Mullein does especially well in areas with well-draining soil & direct sunlight. A member of the Scrophulariaceae family, it has large light green, soft foliage similar in appearance to lamb’s ear. The leaves & flowers are collected & used fresh or dried. Mullein can grow up to seven feet in height in ideal conditions. It is characterized by a rosette of long fuzzy pale green leaves that sprout a pinnacle of tightly packed, bright yellow flowers in its second year. This biennial blooms throughout the summer & develops seed pods in autumn. Shortly after the seed pods drop the plant will die. -USDA Zones: 4-9 -Biennial -All seeds come with growing instructions How to Sow: Mullein seeds are dormant & need a cold period to wake up. Direct sow seeds outdoors in fall for spring germination or start indoors after a 4-6 week cold stratification. Mullein seeds require light to germinate. Sow seeds 8-12 apart on the soil surface & press lightly to settle. Transplant seedlings outdoors after frost danger. Thin seedlings to 20-24 apart. Mullein, Common 100+ Seeds Medicinal Herb Non-Gmo | Verbascum Thapsus
