Gatsaniy seeds "Tiger mixture", 5 pcs

Gatsania is the brightest flower in a modern garden or park. Its huge flowers, up to 12cm in diameter, attract the eye already from afar. It provides the widest opportunities for use in group landings, stalls, park flower beds. The NewDay series includes a number of hybrids with large flowers with a unique two -tone striped color. The plant is heat and dry resistant. It forms compact bushes with a height of 20-25cm and no more than 20 cm wide. Suitable for the design of slave, borders, groups, rocky slides, slopes, it will look great in wide street flowerpots or containers in combination with other low-growing small-flowered annuals.

sowing: for seedlings under glass in February-April. Seeds are sprinkled with a thin layer of vermiculite. The substrate (often peat with the addition of clay to preserve moisture) slightly acidic with pH 5.8-6.2. Seals appear after 3-7 days at a temperature of 21-22 ° C. The moisture content of the substrate must be maintained, but not flooded, since there is a probability of gray rot in the stage of cotyledon or the first real sheet. Diving is carried out 2-3 weeks after sowing in the phase of the 2-3th real sheet. The optimum temperature for plant development is 17-19 ° C. Avoid hypothermia of seedlings - temperature difference day/night - not more than 12 ° C. The planting of seedlings in the soil is carried out after the establishment of stable warm weather. He prefers open sunny places with well -drained light soil. Excess moisture does not tolerate. On heavy clay soils, especially in the rainy years, he feels oppressed.

Care: moderate watering and removal of wilted inflorescences contributes to the formation of new buds. On fertile soils, plants can be fed every 4-6, and on more scarce every 2-4 weeks with a solution of complete mineral fertilizer. To save the plant, you can put it in the house for the winter. To do this, at the end of September, bring the plants transplanted into the boxes or pots and put in a light room with a temperature of 8-10’s. Weded in winter very moderately, but they do not allow complete drying of the soil. In the spring, before the overwintering specimens in the ground, the shoots are half shortened.

Flowering: 12-13 weeks after sowing.