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I recently grew dwarf zinnias from seed and decided to document the whole process

 
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Honestly, I completely fell in love with these flowers and I’ll probably grow them every year from now on.

They’re incredibly easy to grow, and if you give them the right conditions, they’ll reward you with colorful blooms for months. I was especially surprised by how much more they flowered after regular harvesting and pruning.

The best part is that you don’t need a large garden. They do great in pots, on a balcony, patio, or even a sunny windowsill.

I put together a complete step-by-step video showing everything I did from seed to bloom.

I’d really appreciate your feedback and would love to hear if there’s anything you would do differently.

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