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Flowering Cabbage "Victoria Pigeon" F1
Flowering Cabbage "Victoria Pigeon" F1.
This flirtatious beauty will dance a perky dance in a sunny flowerbed with great pleasure!
A green skirt, assembled from smooth, silky petals, passes into a pale pink center - a "rose". Well, how not to show off in front of everyone in such an outfit!
Large inflorescences - baskets can retain an attractive appearance for a long time and will delight you until late autumn.
The maximum decorative effect, bright coloring of rosettes, the plant reaches with the onset of autumn frosts.
Sowing: April-May for seedlings on the surface of sterile soil, lightly sprinkled with soil and kept at a temperature of +20°C. Shoots appear in 5-8 days.
After 3-4 weeks, the plants dive into separate pots with a diameter of 9-11 cm and maintain the temperature at +15°C. Seedlings are planted in the ground at the age of 60-70 days.
Seedlings are not afraid of short-term frosts. Prefers light, well-drained or loamy non-acidic soils, responds well to top dressing.
This flirtatious beauty will dance a perky dance in a sunny flowerbed with great pleasure!
A green skirt, assembled from smooth, silky petals, passes into a pale pink center - a "rose". Well, how not to show off in front of everyone in such an outfit!
Large inflorescences - baskets can retain an attractive appearance for a long time and will delight you until late autumn.
The maximum decorative effect, bright coloring of rosettes, the plant reaches with the onset of autumn frosts.
Sowing: April-May for seedlings on the surface of sterile soil, lightly sprinkled with soil and kept at a temperature of +20°C. Shoots appear in 5-8 days.
After 3-4 weeks, the plants dive into separate pots with a diameter of 9-11 cm and maintain the temperature at +15°C. Seedlings are planted in the ground at the age of 60-70 days.
Seedlings are not afraid of short-term frosts. Prefers light, well-drained or loamy non-acidic soils, responds well to top dressing.
Eng.: Flowering Cabbage "Victoria Pigeon" F1. Suom.: Koristekaali. Sven.: Prydnadskål.
