Annuals Catalog 2020-2021 | North America

GROWER SUCCESS GUIDE | VEGETATIVE FINISHING

Verbena LANAI ® UPRIGHT Verbena hybrida MEDIA pH/EC LIGHT LEVEL

DAY LENGTH DAY TEMP NIGHT TEMP FERTILIZER

PINCHES

FINISHING PROGRAM

pH: 5.8–6.2 SME 1.5–2.1 mS/cm, PourThru EC: 2.3–3.2 mS/cm

4,000–6,000 foot candles

Facultative Long Day

70–72 °F (21–22 °C)

62–64 °F (17–18 °C)

200–250 ppm N 1–2 Pinches

1 qt. | 1 ppp | 6–7 weeks 1.25 qt. | 1 ppp | 8–9 weeks 2.5 qt. | 1 ppp | 9–10 weeks 3 qt. | 2–3 ppp | 9–10 weeks 1.5 gal. HB | 3–4 ppp | 10–11 weeks

PESTS

DISEASES

FINISH PGRS

VARIETY

VIGOR TIMING

Aphid, Thrips, Leaf Miners, Whiteflies

Botrytis, Viruses (TSWV), Cercospora and Corynespora Leaf Spot (primarily in propagation), Powdery Mildew (although Lanai Compact has been bred for Powdery Mildew tolerance)

B-Nine ® (1500–2500 ppm) or Sumagic ® (5–10 ppm) can be used to control growth. A tank-mix spray of Florel ® (350–500 ppm) + B-Nine ® (1500–2500 ppm) can also be used to control growth and improve branching early in production. A Bonzi ® drench (2–3 ppm) can be given 3–4 weeks before finishing.

Lanai ® Upright Blue with Eye 70021299 Lanai ® Upright Merlot with Eye 70083025

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Lanai ® Upright Peach 70083046

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Lanai ® Upright Pink with Eye 70051301

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Lanai ® Upright Purple 70075902

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Lanai ® Upright Purple Mosaic 70004401 Lanai ® Upright Purple Velvet 70075898 Lanai ® Upright Purple with Eye Imp. 70083031 Lanai ® Upright Red with Eye 70054681 Lanai ® Upright Rose with Eye 70021298 Lanai ® Upright Scarlet 70075889 Lanai ® Upright True Blue 70065887 Lanai ® Upright Twister ™ Purple 70065893 Lanai ® Upright Twister ™ Rose 70071244 Lanai ® Upright Twister ™ Watercolor 70065890

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Lanai ® Upright White 70054676 M Tech Tips: Transplant plugs on time since they can get quickly overgrown and root into other cells when left in plug trays for too long. A Bonzi ® drench applied about 4 weeks before finishing is key to producing compact, mounded baskets and containers. Scout regularly for insects, especially Thrips (which can transmit Tomato Spotted Wilt Virus - TSWV). Don’t let verbenas get extremely dry since this can cause leaf chlorosis, leaf necrosis, and loss (shattering) of flowers. Verbenas can be grown on the cool side to help control growth. M

Verbena MAGELANA ™ Verbena hybrida MEDIA pH/EC LIGHT LEVEL

DAY LENGTH DAY TEMP NIGHT TEMP FERTILIZER

PINCHES

FINISHING PROGRAM

pH: 5.8–6.2 SME 1.5–2.1 mS/cm, PourThru EC: 2.3–3.2 mS/cm

4,000–6,000 foot candles

Facultative Long Day

70–72 °F (21–22 °C)

62–64 °F (17–18 °C)

200–250 ppm N 1–2 Pinches

1 qt. | 1 ppp | 6–7 weeks 1.25 qt. | 1 ppp | 8–9 weeks 2.5 qt. | 1–2 ppp | 9–10 weeks 3 qt. | 3 ppp | 9–10 weeks 1.5 gal. HB | 4 ppp | 10–11 weeks

PESTS

DISEASES

FINISH PGRS

VARIETY

VIGOR TIMING

Aphids, Thrips, Leaf Miners, Whiteflies

Botrytis, Viruses (TSWV), Cercospora and Corynespora Leaf Spot (primarily in propagation), Powdery Mildew (although Magelana has been bred for Powdery Mildew tolerance)

B-Nine ® (1500 ppm) or Sumagic ® (5 ppm) can be used to control growth. A tank-mix spray of Florel ® (350–500 ppm) + B-Nine ® (1500 ppm) can also be used to control growth and improve branching early in production. A Bonzi ® drench (1–2 ppm) can be given 3–4 weeks before finishing.

Magelana ™ Hot Rose 70004403 Magelana ™ Lilac 70004404 Magelana ™ Lipstick 70021336 Magelana ™ Peach 70051384 Magelana ™ Violet 70004394

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Tech Tips: Transplant plugs on time since they can get quickly overgrown and root into other cells when left in plug trays for too long. A Bonzi ® drench applied about 4 weeks before finishing is key to producing compact, mounded baskets and containers. Scout regularly for insects, especially Thrips (which can transmit Tomato Spotted Wilt Virus-TSWV). Don’t let verbenas get extremely dry since this can cause leaf chlorosis, leaf necrosis, and loss (shattering) of flowers. Verbenas can be grown on the cool side to help control growth.

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