Lisianthus Arena III Apricot Pelleted F1

Lisianthus Arena III Apricot F1 Pelleted Seeds

Introducing the beautiful Lisianthus Arena III Apricot, a charming variety offering warm apricot blooms reminiscent of antique tea roses from late spring through fall. These fully double flowers, measuring 2 to 3 inches, bring a touch of soft warmth to your garden and bouquets.

Chosen for its later blooming period (Group 3), the Arena series allows for a staggered harvest when planted alongside earlier Group 2 varieties. The F1 hybrid vigor ensures strong stems reaching 24 to 36 inches, perfect for elegant cut flower arrangements.

The seeds are conveniently pelleted for easy and precise sowing. Also known as prairie gentian, Lisianthus Arena III Apricot boasts a long vase life of 10-15 days, making it a delightful addition to any garden and floral display.

Key Features of Arena III Apricot Lisianthus:

• Warm Apricot Blooms: Beautiful 2-3 inch, fully double flowers in a lovely warm apricot shade, reminiscent of antique roses.
• Late Spring to Fall Harvest (Group 3): Extends the Lisianthus blooming season for a continuous supply of cut flowers.
• Excellent Cut Flower: Produces strong stems with a long vase life of 10-15 days.
• F1 Hybrid Vigor: Ensures uniform and robust plant growth.
• Pelleted Seeds: Coated for easy and precise sowing.
• Good Height: Reaches 24-36 inches, ideal for cutting and garden display.
• Versatile Use: Perfect for adding warm tones to beds and exceptional in bouquets.
• Pack Size: Packet contains 15 seeds.

Growing Tips for Your Lisianthus Arena III Apricot F1 Pelleted Seeds:

Transplanting is highly recommended. Sow pelleted seeds into 288-cell or deep-cell seedling containers 12-13 weeks before the intended planting-out time. Greenhouse production is strongly advised. Light is necessary for germination, maintain a soil temperature of 68-72°F (20-22°C) for the 10–15-day germination period.

Plant in well-drained soil rich in organic matter in a sunny location, spacing plants 4-8 inches apart. Harvest when at least one flower on a stem is open.

For optimal vase life, store cut stems at 36-41°F (2-5°C).