FREE: Pygmy Torch (Seeds)

I was raised in Missouri so I know the weather there. Its about the same here in Oklahoma. I am sure it would do fine. The seeds need to stay between 70 and 80 degrees to germinate. I usually start my seeds on top of my fridge and cover them with plastic. Keep them damp but not enough so they mildew. If you do notice a white mildew on the top of the dirt. Leave the plastic off so they can dry out a little. It will go away. I always start them in an organic starting mix and peat pots. You can get it at Walmart for a couple bucks. Peat pots are cheap and they let you put the whole pot in the ground so its less stressful to your little plants. If you get snow and ice in the winter, it may not reseed. I think you would be fine starting it outside after it warms up if you don't want to mess with starting them indoors. You can just spread them out in your flower bed or a large pot and let Mother Nature do the work. She is good at it.