Zinnia Double Scarlet Mixed Color Flower Hybrid Seeds

Bold, Blazing Double Blooms That Ignite Your Garden with Colour

Zinnia Double Scarlet is one of the most spectacular and vibrant Zinnia varieties you can grow — producing large, fully double pompom blooms with densely packed petals in a stunning mixed palette of scarlet red, orange, pink, yellow, and white. The rich, jewel-bright colours are intense and eye-catching, making this variety a true showstopper in any garden, border, or pot.

Heat-loving, drought-tolerant, and incredibly free-flowering, Zinnia Double Scarlet is a garden workhorse that blooms continuously from summer through autumn with minimal care. The more you cut, the more it blooms — making it one of the best cut flowers for Indian gardens.

Key Features

• 🌸 Large fully double blooms – Densely packed pompom flowers in scarlet red, orange, pink, yellow, and white
• 🔥 Intense vivid colours – Bold, jewel-bright hues that make a dramatic visual impact
• ✂️ Excellent cut flower – Long sturdy stems with excellent vase life; more you cut, more it blooms
• ☀️ Heat & drought tolerant – Thrives in Indian summer and monsoon conditions
• 🔄 Long blooming season – Flowers continuously from summer through autumn
• 🦋 Pollinator magnet – Attracts butterflies and bees
• ✅ High germination rate – Fresh hybrid seeds

Growing Information

• Plant Type: Annual
• Height: 60–90 cm
• Bloom Colour: Mixed (Scarlet Red, Orange, Pink, Yellow, White)
• Sun Requirement: Full sun (6+ hours)
• Sowing Season: February–April and August–September in India
• Germination Time: 5–7 days
• Spacing: 25–30 cm apart

Sowing Tips

Sow seeds directly in garden beds or in seed trays with well-draining, moist potting mix. Cover lightly with soil and keep in a warm, sunny location. Zinnia germinates quickly in warm conditions. Transplant seedlings once they have 3–4 true leaves. Water regularly at the base and feed with a balanced liquid fertiliser every 2 weeks. Deadhead or cut spent blooms regularly to encourage continuous flowering. Zinnias thrive in heat — the hotter the sun, the more they bloom.