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Aster "Juwel Lilac Rose"
Aster "Juwel Lilac Rose".
Gemstone brilliance and luxurious shape!
Huge needle-clawed, almost spherical, very dense inflorescences up to 14 cm. A pyramidal plant, 65-75 cm high with strong peduncles.
Up to 10 inflorescences of a lilac-pink hue are formed on one plant. Blooms in August-September. The variety is resistant to adverse weather conditions.
They are used very widely: both for planting in prefabricated flower beds in groups and for cutting.
Agrotechnics.
The plant prefers an open sunny place, but also tolerates partial shade. Grows best in light, fertile soils. Does not tolerate the application of organic fertilizers in the year of planting.
They are most often grown by seedlings. Seeds are sown from March to April. 1.0 g = 450 seeds.
The seeding depth is 0.5 cm. At a soil temperature of +20°C, seedlings appear on days 7-14. Crops peak with the development of the first pair of true leaves (after about 3-4 weeks) according to a 5x5 cm pattern. Seedlings are planted in open ground from mid-May to early June at a soil temperature of +12+15°C (approximately in the second half of May), keeping the distance between plants is 20-30 cm.
It is possible to sow seeds in open ground in early spring or before winter, followed by mulching with peat or sawdust.
Gemstone brilliance and luxurious shape!
Huge needle-clawed, almost spherical, very dense inflorescences up to 14 cm. A pyramidal plant, 65-75 cm high with strong peduncles.
Up to 10 inflorescences of a lilac-pink hue are formed on one plant. Blooms in August-September. The variety is resistant to adverse weather conditions.
They are used very widely: both for planting in prefabricated flower beds in groups and for cutting.
Agrotechnics.
The plant prefers an open sunny place, but also tolerates partial shade. Grows best in light, fertile soils. Does not tolerate the application of organic fertilizers in the year of planting.
They are most often grown by seedlings. Seeds are sown from March to April. 1.0 g = 450 seeds.
The seeding depth is 0.5 cm. At a soil temperature of +20°C, seedlings appear on days 7-14. Crops peak with the development of the first pair of true leaves (after about 3-4 weeks) according to a 5x5 cm pattern. Seedlings are planted in open ground from mid-May to early June at a soil temperature of +12+15°C (approximately in the second half of May), keeping the distance between plants is 20-30 cm.
It is possible to sow seeds in open ground in early spring or before winter, followed by mulching with peat or sawdust.
