Pyrethrum Robinson’s Giants, seeds Agrouspech 0.2g

Type – Peony. Ideal for cutting. The bush is powerful, pyramidal, 60-70 cm high, 35-50 cm in diameter. Peduncles are weakly leafy, up to 40 cm long. Inflorescences are densely double, hemispherical or spherical, 8-10 cm in diameter, carmine red. Ligulate flowers are wide, scaphoid, up to 4 cm long, all directed upward and curved inward. The bush bears up to 12 flowering inflorescences. Used in casing and sidetracking. SEEDING: for seedlings March – April. Seeds are lightly sprinkled with earth. Watering – only with warm water. Elks are grown at a temperature of 15-18 ° C. With the appearance of the first pair of true leaves, the seedlings dive according to the 6×6 cm scheme. Before planting seedlings in open ground at the end of May, they are hardened for 1-2 weeks, lowering the temperature to 10 ° C. Prefers a sunny, sheltered from the wind ‘place, with fertile, limed, well-drained soils without fresh manure. The distance between plants is 35-40 cm for tall varieties, and 20 cm for short ones. It is possible to plant seeds directly into the open ground (under the film) at the end of April with subsequent thinning of the seedlings. CARE: rare, abundant watering. Frequent, gentle loosening is recommended. It is necessary to fertilize with mineral fertilizers during the budding period. FLOWERING: July-September.