Syngenta Flowers 2024 Grower Success Guide, featuring annuals and perennials.
Grower Success Guide ANNUALS & PERENNIALS
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Table of Contents
WHAT’S INSIDE Technical Key.......................................1 Moisture Guide....................................2 Grower Support...................................4 Annuals Vegetative Propagation.........6 Annuals Vegetative Finishing.............16 Annuals Seed Propagation................50
Annuals Seed Finishing.....................60 Perennials Vegetative Propagation....96 Perennials Vegetative Finishing.......104 Perennials Seed Propagation..........112 Perennials Seed Finishing...............122 Vegetative Spring Annuals URCs....132
How to Read a Syngenta Farm Tag...........................133 How to Use Our Minimum Photoperiod Recommendations (MPR)............................................... 134 Chrysal Alesco ® ............................... 136 2024–2026 Week Calendar..............140
Standardized Pot Guide TECHNICAL KEY
Lighting Recommendations
You will notice we have changed our light level recommendations from being in units of footcandles to micromoles per square meter per second (µmol . m -2. sec -1 ). This allows us to provide more accurate light recommendations while using the latest in light measurement technology. Footcandles are a unit of measure of how the human eye perceives light while µmol . m -2. sec -1 are the unit of measure of light plants perceive and utilize for growth. Here are some common recommendations in footcandles and the approximate equivalent in micromoles for comparison:
NEW DESCRIPTION ROUGHLY APPLIES TO
Pack
804, 606 packs
Large Pack
1801, 306 packs
1.0 pt. pot
4 in. pot
FOOTCANDLES
µmol . m -2. sec -1
2,000–4,000
400–800
1.0 qt. pot
4.5 in. pot
4,000–6,000
8,00–1,200
1.25 qt. pot
6 in. pot
6,000–8,000
1,200–1,600
2.5 qt. pot
Trade gallon pot
3.0 qt. pot
8 in. pot
8,000–10,000
1,600–2,000
1.5 gal. HB
10 in. hanging basket
Timing
Vigor
1.5 gal. pot
10 in. pot
ABBREVIATION DESCRIPTION
ABBREVIATION DESCRIPTION
2.0 gal. HB
12 in. hanging basket
C
Compact
E
Early
2.5 gal. pot
12 in. pot
C–M
Compact–Medium
E–M
Early–Mid
3.0 gal. HB
14 in. hanging basket
M
Medium
M
Mid
3.0 gal. pot
14 in. pot
M–V
Medium–Vigorous
M–L
Mid–Late
3.5 gal. pot
15 in. pot
V
Vigorous
L
Late
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Substrate Moisture Level Management Guide For most crops, media should be allowed to dry between irrigations. Alternate between moisture level 2 and 4. Substrate Moisture Level Management Guide For most crops, media should be allowed to dry between irrigations. Alternate between moisture level 2 and 4.
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4
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Dry Substrate is tan to gray in color, crumbles to dust, pulls away from sides of container
Medium Substrate is light brown in color, no water can be extracted, and substrate crumbles
Moist Substrate is brown in color, strongly squeezing the substrate will extract drops of water
Wet Substrate is dark brown but not shiny, no free water seen at the surface, when pressed water drips easily
Saturated Substrate is dark brown to shiny, free water on surface, water drips freely from the bottom of container
For more crop specific tips and tricks on moisture management visit the Syngenta Flowers Technical Document Library.
For more crop specific tips and tricks on moisture management visit the Syngenta Flowers Technical Document Library .
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Delta ™ Speedy
Guía de Manejo de Nivel de Humedad del Sustrato Para la mayoría de los cultivos, se debe permitir que el sustrato se seque entre riegos. Alterne entre nivel de humedad 2 y 4. Guía de Manejo de Nivel de Humedad del Sustrato Para la mayoría de los cultivos, se debe permitir que el sustrato seseque entre riegos. Alterne entre nivel de humedad 2 y 4.
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Seco El sustrato es de color bronceado a gris, se desmorona en polvo, se separa de los lados del contenedor
Medio El sustrato es de color marrón claro, no se puede extraer agua, y el sustrato se desmorona
Húmedo El sustrato es de color marrón, apretando fuertemente el sustrato extrae gotas de agua
Mojado El sustrato es de color marrón oscuro pero no brillante, no se ve agua libre en la superficie, cuando se presiona agua gotea fácilmente
Saturado El sustrato es de color marrón oscuro a brillante, agua libre en la superficie, agua gotea libremente desde el fondo del contenedor
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Angelonia angustifolia Angelonia CARITA ™ / CARITA ™ CASCADE REC TRAY PRODUCT FORM ROOTING HORMONE MIST TIME
PINCH
PROP TIME BOTTOM HEAT
105-cell (30 mm) or larger
URC, AutoStix ®
Not recommended
CapSil ® (spray adjuvant) can be sprayed on the cuttings at a rate of 2–4 oz/100 gal within 1–2 days after sticking to help rehydrate the cuttings. Misting should be significantly reduced after 2–3 days and after cuttings become fully hydrated.
Recommended 3.5–4 weeks 72–74 °F (22–23 °C)
Comments: Carita Angelonia has moderate vigor and will generally need a plant growth regulator (PGR) treatment in propagation. To control growth after rooting, sprays of B-Nine ® WSG (1,500 ppm), or a tank-mix spray of Altercel ™ (1,000 ppm) + B-Nine ® WSG (1,500 ppm) are sufficient. Do not spray Florel ® on Angelonia since this can burn foliage and cause significant flower delay. For all sprays listed above, the mist should be off for a minimum of one hour for the PGR to absorb into the leaf tissue.
Aptenia cordifolia Dorotheanthus MEZOO ™ REC TRAY PRODUCT FORM ROOTING HORMONE MIST TIME
PINCH
PROP TIME BOTTOM HEAT
105-cell (30 mm) or larger
URC, AutoStix ®
Not recommended
CapSil ® (spray adjuvant) can be sprayed on the cuttings at a rate of 2–4 oz/100 gal within 1–2 days after sticking to help rehydrate the cuttings. Misting should be significantly reduced after 3–4 days and after cuttings become fully hydrated.
Recommended 4.5–5 weeks 72–74 °F (22–23 °C)
Comments: PGRs not needed. Control by pinching if needed.
Argyranthemum frutescens Argyranthemum SASSY ® REC TRAY PRODUCT FORM ROOTING HORMONE MIST TIME
PINCH
PROP TIME BOTTOM HEAT
105-cell (30 mm) or larger
URC, AutoStix ®
Not recommended
CapSil ® (spray adjuvant) can be sprayed on the cuttings at a rate of 2–4 oz/100 gal within 1–2 days after sticking to help rehydrate the cuttings. Misting should be significantly reduced after 2–3 days and after cuttings become fully hydrated.
Not recommended
3.5–4 weeks 70–74 °F (21–23 °C)
Comments: Sassy Argyranthemum have moderate vigor and will generally need a plant growth regulator (PGR) treatment in propagation. To control growth after rooting, A tank-mix spray of Altercel ™ (1,000 ppm) + B-Nine ® WSG (2,500 ppm) is normally sufficient. It is also becoming popular for growers to combine Florel ® at 350–500 ppm with the B-Nine ® WSG solution listed above to increase growth control and to improve branching. These Florel ® + B-Nine ® WSG combo sprays should be applied to actively growing plants. Do not spray B-Nine ® WSG or Florel ® + B-Nine ® WSG tank mixes on stressed or weak cuttings. For all sprays listed above, the mist should be off for a minimum of one hour for the PGR to absorb into the leaf tissue.
Begonia x hybrida Begonia ADORA ™ REC TRAY PRODUCT FORM ROOTING HORMONE MIST TIME
PINCH
PROP TIME BOTTOM HEAT
72-cell
URC
Not recommended
CapSil ® (spray adjuvant) can be sprayed on the cuttings at a rate of 2–4 oz/100 gal within 1–2 days after sticking to help in rehydration of the cuttings. Misting should be significantly reduced after 3–4 days and after cuttings become fully hydrated.
Recommended 6 weeks
72–75 °F (22–24 °C)
Comments: Provide long days (14+ hours), to avoid tuber formation during propagation. Spray applications of Altercel ™ (Chlormequat chloride) at 500–1000 ppm can be used to control growth.
Begonia x hybrida Begonia BIRTHDAY BASH ™ REC TRAY PRODUCT FORM ROOTING HORMONE MIST TIME
PINCH
PROP TIME BOTTOM HEAT
50-cell
URC
Not recommended
CapSil ® (spray adjuvant) can be sprayed on the cuttings at a rate of 2–4 oz/100 gal within 1–2 days after sticking to help in rehydration of the cuttings. Misting should be significantly reduced after 3–4 days and after cuttings become fully hydrated.
Recommended 5 weeks
72–75 °F (22–24 °C)
Comments: PGRs are usually not necessary. However, if needed to tone/hold liners, Birthday Bash ™ responds well to sprays of Altercel ™ at 500– 750 ppm or B-Nine ® WSG at 2,500 ppm.
Begonia hybrida Begonia FLORENCIO ™ REC TRAY PRODUCT FORM ROOTING HORMONE MIST TIME
PINCH
PROP TIME BOTTOM HEAT
72-cell
URC
Not recommended
CapSil ® (spray adjuvant) can be sprayed on the cuttings at a rate of 2–4 oz/100 gal within 1–2 days after sticking to help rehydrate the cuttings. Misting should be significantly reduced after 3–4 days and after cuttings become fully hydrated.
Recommended 6 weeks
72–75 °F (22–24 °C)
Comments: Provide long days (14+ hours), to avoid tuber formation during propagation. Spray applications of Altercel ™ (Chlormequat chloride) at 500–1,000 ppm can be used to control growth.
Bidens ferulifolia Bidens BRAZEN ™ REC TRAY PRODUCT FORM ROOTING HORMONE MIST TIME
PINCH
PROP TIME BOTTOM HEAT
105-cell (30 mm) or larger
URC, AutoStix ®
Not recommended
CapSil ® (spray adjuvant) can be sprayed on the cuttings at a rate of 2–4 oz/100 gal within 1–2 days after sticking to help rehydrate the cuttings. Misting should be significantly reduced after 2–3 days and after cuttings become fully hydrated.
Recommended 3.5–4 weeks 70–74 °F (21–23 °C)
Comments: Brazen Samurai, Eternal Flame, and Rising Sun Bidens have moderate-to-high vigor and will generally need a plant growth regulator (PGR) treatment in propagation. To control growth after rooting, a spray of B-Nine ® WSG (1,500–2,500 ppm) is effective. A tank-mix spray of Florel ® (350–500 ppm) + B-Nine ® WSG (1,500 ppm) can also be used to control growth and improve branching. These Florel ® + B-Nine ® WSG combo sprays should be applied to actively growing plants. Do not spray B-Nine ® WSG or Florel ® + B-Nine ® WSG tank mixes on stressed or weak cuttings. For all sprays listed above, the mist should be off for a minimum of one hour for the PGR to absorb into the leaf tissue. Brazen Imperial Luck Bidens has relatively low vigor and generally needs little PGR treatment in propagation.
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Bidens ferulifolia Bidens MEXICAN GOLD ™ REC TRAY PRODUCT FORM ROOTING HORMONE MIST TIME
PINCH
PROP TIME BOTTOM HEAT
105-cell (30 mm) or larger
URC, AutoStix ®
Not recommended
CapSil ® (spray adjuvant) can be sprayed on the cuttings at a rate of 2–4 oz/100 gal within 1–2 days after sticking to help rehydrate the cuttings. Misting should be significantly reduced after 2–3 days and after cuttings become fully hydrated.
Recommended 3.5–4 weeks 70–74 °F (21–23 °C)
Comments: Mexican Gold and Mexican Gold Jumbo Bidens have moderate vigor and will generally need a PGR treatment in propagation. To control growth after rooting, a spray of B-Nine ® WSG (1,500–2,500 ppm) is sufficient. A tank-mix spray of Florel ® (350–500 ppm) + B-Nine ® WSG (1,500 ppm) can also be used to control growth and improve branching. These Florel ® + B-Nine ® WSG combo sprays should be applied to actively growing plants. Do not spray B-Nine ® WSG or Florel ® + B-Nine ® WSG tank mixes on stressed or weak cuttings. For all sprays listed above, the mist should be off for a minimum of one hour for the plant growth regulator (PGR) to absorb into the leaf tissue. Mexican Gold Compact Bidens has very low vigor and generally needs little PGR treatment in propagation.
Calibrachoa hybrida Calibrachoa CABRIO ™ REC TRAY PRODUCT FORM ROOTING HORMONE MIST TIME
PINCH
PROP TIME BOTTOM HEAT
105-cell (30 mm) or larger
URC, AutoStix ®
Recommended
CapSil ® (spray adjuvant) can be sprayed on the cuttings at a rate of 2–4 oz/100 gal within 1–2 days after sticking to help rehydrate the cuttings. Misting should be significantly reduced after 2–3 days and after cuttings become fully hydrated.
Recommended 4.5–5 weeks 72–74 °F (22–23 °C)
Comments: Cabrio Calibrachoas are compact-medium growers and should not need the typical growth regular in propagation that other more vigorous varieties require. To keep plants under control, a spray of B-Nine ® WSG at 1,500–2,500 ppm can be applied after cuttings are well-rooted and vegetative growth begins. A tank-mix spray of Florel ® (350–500 ppm) + B-Nine ® WSG (1,500 ppm) can also be used to control growth and improve branching. These Florel ® + B-Nine ® WSG combo sprays should be applied to actively growing plants and done ideally before pinching. Do not spray B-Nine ® WSG or Florel ® + B-Nine ® WSG tank mixes on stressed or weak cuttings. For all sprays listed above, the mist should be off for a minimum of one hour for the plant growth regulator (PGR) to absorb into the leaf tissue.
Calibrachoa hybrida Calibrachoa CALLIE ® REC TRAY PRODUCT FORM ROOTING HORMONE MIST TIME
PINCH
PROP TIME BOTTOM HEAT
105-cell (30 mm) or larger
URC, AutoStix ®
Recommended
CapSil ® (spray adjuvant) can be sprayed on the cuttings at a rate of 2–4 oz/100 gal within 1–2 days after sticking to help rehydrate the cuttings. Misting should be significantly reduced after 2–3 days and after cuttings become fully hydrated.
Recommended 4.5–5 weeks 72–74 °F (22–23 °C)
Comments: Callie Calibrachoas have a range of vigor, with some being relatively compact to others having more of a medium to mediuM–Vigorous habit. To keep plants under control, a spray of B-Nine ® WSG at 1,500– 2,500 ppm can be applied after cuttings are well-rooted and vegetative growth begins. A tank-mix spray of Florel ® (350–500 ppm) + B-Nine ® WSG (1,500 ppm) can also be used to control growth and improve branching. These Florel ® + B-Nine ® WSG combo sprays should be applied to actively growing plants and done ideally before pinching. Do not spray B-Nine ® WSG or Florel ® + B-Nine ® WSG tank mixes on stressed or weak cuttings. For all sprays listed above, the mist should be off for a minimum of one hour for the plant growth regulator (PGR) to be absorbed into the leaf tissue.
Catharanthus roseus Vinca NIRVANA ® XDR REC TRAY PRODUCT FORM ROOTING HORMONE MIST TIME
PINCH
PROP TIME BOTTOM HEAT
105-cell (30 mm) or larger
URC, CC
Recommended
CapSil ® (spray adjuvant) can be sprayed on the cuttings at a rate of 2–4 oz/100 gal within 1–2 days after sticking to help in rehydration of the cuttings. Misting should be significantly reduced after 3–4 days and after cuttings become fully hydrated. Not
4.5–5 weeks 72–74 °F (22–23 °C)
recommended
Comments: To control growth after rooting, sprays of Altercel ™ (750 ppm), B-Nine ® WSG (2,500 ppm), or Altercel ™ (750 ppm) + B-Nine ® WSG (2,500 ppm) can be used depending on the growth rate and vigor of the plant. The Altercel ™ + B-Nine ® WSG combo spray will have a more growth regulating effect than either the Altercel ™ or B-Nine ® WSG spray alone.
Dahlia hybrida Dahlia CUT FLOWER COLLECTION / KARMA REC TRAY PRODUCT FORM ROOTING HORMONE MIST TIME
PINCH
PROP TIME BOTTOM HEAT
105-cell (30 mm) or larger
URC
Recommended
CapSil ® (spray adjuvant) can be sprayed on the cuttings at a rate of 2–4 oz/100 gal within 1–2 days after sticking to help rehydrate the cuttings. Misting should be significantly reduced after 2–3 days and after cuttings become fully hydrated.
Not recommended
3.5–4 weeks 70–74 °F (21–23 °C)
Comments: Day extension lighting to 14 hours required in propagation. Cut flower dahlias have a moderately vigorous habit and may require a plant growth regulator (PGR) treatment in propagation. If needed to control growth after rooting, sprays of B-Nine ® WSG (1,500 ppm) are usually sufficient. A tank-mix spray of Florel ® (350–500 ppm) + B-Nine ® WSG (1,500 ppm) can also be used to control growth and improve branching. Do not spray Florel ® on stressed or weak cuttings. For all sprays listed above, the mist should be off for a minimum of one hour for the PGR to absorb into the leaf tissue.
Dahlia hybrida Dahlia DAHLEGRIA ® REC TRAY PRODUCT FORM ROOTING HORMONE MIST TIME
PINCH
PROP TIME BOTTOM HEAT
105-cell (30 mm) or larger
URC, AutoStix ®
Not Recommended
CapSil ® (spray adjuvant) can be sprayed on the cuttings at a rate of 2–4 oz/100 gal within 1–2 days after sticking to help rehydrate the cuttings. Misting should be significantly reduced after 2–3 days and after cuttings become fully hydrated.
Not recommended
3.5–4 weeks 72–74 °F (22–23 °C)
Comments: Day extension lighting to 14 hours required in propagation. Dahlegria Dahlia has a vigorous habit, and it will need a plant growth regulator (PGR) treatment in propagation. To control growth after rooting, sprays of B-Nine ® WSG (2,500–3,500 ppm) are usually sufficient. A tank-mix spray of Florel ® (350–500 ppm) + B-Nine ® WSG (2,500 ppm) can also be used to control growth and improve branching. Do not spray Florel ® on stressed or weak cuttings. For all sprays listed above, the mist should be off for a minimum of one hour for the PGR to absorb into the leaf tissue.
Dahlia hybrida Dahlia GRANDALIA ™ REC TRAY PRODUCT FORM ROOTING HORMONE MIST TIME
PINCH
PROP TIME BOTTOM HEAT
105-cell (30 mm) or larger
URC, AutoStix ®
Not recommended
CapSil ® (spray adjuvant) can be sprayed on the cuttings at a rate of 2–4 oz/100 gal within 1–2 days after sticking to help rehydrate the cuttings. Misting should be significantly reduced after 2–3 days and after cuttings become fully hydrated.
Not recommended
3.5–4 weeks 70–74 °F (21–23 °C)
Comments: Day extension lighting to 14 hours required in propagation. Grandalia Dahlia has moderate to high vigor and will generally need plant growth regulator (PGR) use in propagation. To control growth after rooting, sprays of B-Nine ® WSG (1,500–2,500 ppm) are usually sufficient. A tank-mix spray of Florel ® (350-500 ppm) + B-Nine ® WSG (1,500–2,500 ppm) can also be used to control growth and improve branching. Do not spray Florel ® on stressed or weak cuttings. For all sprays listed above, the mist should be off for a minimum of one hour for the PGR to absorb into the leaf tissue.
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Dahlia hybrida Dahlia HAPPY DAYS ™ REC TRAY PRODUCT FORM ROOTING HORMONE MIST TIME
PINCH
PROP TIME BOTTOM HEAT
105-cell (30 mm) or larger
URC, AutoStix ®
Not recommended
CapSil ® (spray adjuvant) can be sprayed on the cuttings at a rate of 2–4 oz/100 gal within 1–2 days after sticking to help rehydrate the cuttings. Misting should be significantly reduced after 2–3 days and after cuttings become fully hydrated.
Not recommended
3.5–4 weeks 70–74 °F (21–23 °C)
Comments: Day extension lighting to 14 hours required in propagation. Happy Days Dahlia has moderate vigor and will generally need a plant growth regulator (PGR) treatment in propagation. To control growth after rooting, sprays of B-Nine ® WSG (1,500–2,500 ppm) are usually sufficient. A tank-mix spray of Florel ® (350–500 ppm) + B-Nine ® WSG (1,500–2,500 ppm) can also be used to control growth and improve branching. Do not spray Florel ® on stressed or weak cuttings. For all sprays listed above, the mist should be off for a minimum of one hour for the PGR to absorb into the leaf tissue.
Dahlia hybrida Dahlia MISS MANDY / SINCERITY REC TRAY PRODUCT FORM ROOTING HORMONE MIST TIME
PINCH
PROP TIME BOTTOM HEAT
105-cell (30 mm) or larger
URC, AutoStix ®
Not recommended
CapSil ® (spray adjuvant) can be sprayed on the cuttings at a rate of 2–4 oz/100 gal within 1–2 days after sticking to help rehydrate the cuttings. Misting should be significantly reduced after 2–3 days and after cuttings become fully hydrated.
Not recommended
3.5–4 weeks 70–74 °F (21–23 °C)
Comments: Day extension lighting to 14 hours required in propagation. Sincerity Dahlia has a moderately vigorous habit and may require a plant growth regulator (PGR) treatment in propagation. If needed to control growth after rooting, sprays of B-Nine ® WSG (1,500 ppm) are usually sufficient. A tank-mix spray of Florel ® (350–500 ppm) + B-Nine ® WSG (1,500 ppm) can also be used to control growth and improve branching. Do not spray Florel ® on stressed or weak cuttings. For all sprays listed above, the mist should be off for a minimum of one hour for the PGR to absorb into the leaf tissue.
Diascia barberae Diascia DARLA ® REC TRAY PRODUCT FORM ROOTING HORMONE MIST TIME
PINCH
PROP TIME BOTTOM HEAT
105-cell (30 mm) or larger
URC, AutoStix ®
Not recommended
CapSil ® (spray adjuvant) can be sprayed on the cuttings at a rate of 2–4 oz/100 gal within 1–2 days after sticking to help rehydrate the cuttings. Misting should be significantly reduced after 2–3 days and after cuttings become fully hydrated.
Recommended 3.5–4 weeks 70–74 °F (21–23 °C)
Comments: Day extension lighting to 14 hours required in propagation. Darla Diascia has moderate vigor and will generally need a plant growth regulator (PGR) treatment in propagation. To control growth after rooting, sprays of B-Nine ® WSG (2,500 ppm) or Florel ® (350 ppm) are sufficient. A tank-mix spray of Florel ® (350–500 ppm) + B-Nine ® WSG (1,500 ppm) can also be used to control growth and improve branching. These Florel ® + B-Nine ® WSG combo sprays should be applied to actively growing plants. Do not spray B-Nine ® WSG or Florel ® + B-Nine ® WSG tank mixes on stressed or weak cuttings. For all sprays listed above, the mist should be off for a minimum of one hour for the PGR to absorb into the leaf tissue. Avoid dehydration of the cuttings before sticking in propagation.
Euphorbia hypericifolia Euphorbia EUPHORIC ™ REC TRAY PRODUCT FORM ROOTING HORMONE MIST TIME
PINCH
PROP TIME BOTTOM HEAT
105-cell (30 mm) or larger
URC, CC, AutoStix ®
Not recommended
CapSil ® (spray adjuvant) can be sprayed on the cuttings at a rate of 2–4 oz/100 gal within 1–2 days after sticking to help rehydrate the cuttings. Misting should be significantly reduced after 3–4 days and after cuttings become fully hydrated.
Recommended 3.5–4 weeks 72–74 °F (22–23 °C)
Comments: To control growth after rooting, a spray of B-Nine ® WSG (1,500-2,500 ppm) can be used. Stick unrooted cuttings immediately to reduce bottom leaf yellowing and drop that can occur if cuttings are held for too long.
Helianthus annuus Sunflower SUNFINITY ® DOUBLE REC TRAY PRODUCT FORM ROOTING HORMONE MIST TIME
PINCH
PROP TIME BOTTOM HEAT
105-cell (30 mm) or larger
URC
Recommended
CapSil ® (spray adjuvant) can be sprayed on the cuttings at a rate of 2–4 oz/100 gal within 1–2 days after sticking to help in rehydration of the cuttings.Misting should be significantly reduced after 3–4 days and after cuttings become fully hydrated. Not
3–3.5 weeks 70–74 °F (21–23 °C)
recommended
Comments: To control growth after rooting, sprays of B-Nine® WSG (2,500-3,500 ppm) are usually sufficient. For all sprays listed above, the mist should be off for a minimum of one hour for the PGR to absorb into the leaf tissue. Bonzi ® (paclobutrazol) media sprenches at 0.5–1.0 ppm at 2.5 to 3 weeks after sticking can be applied to maintain control of internode growth.
Heliotropium arborescens Heliotrope SCENTROPIA ™ REC TRAY PRODUCT FORM ROOTING HORMONE MIST TIME
PINCH
PROP TIME BOTTOM HEAT
105-cell (30 mm) or larger
URC, CC
Recommended
CapSil ® (spray adjuvant) can be sprayed on the cuttings at a rate of 2–4 oz/100 gal within 1–2 days after sticking to help rehydrate the cuttings. Misting should be significantly reduced after 3–4 days and after cuttings become fully hydrated.
Not recommended
4.5–5 weeks 72–74 °F (22–23 °C)
Comments: To control growth after rooting, a spray of B-Nine ® WSG (1,500–2,500 ppm) can be used. A tank-mix spray of Florel ® (350 ppm) + B-Nine ® WSG (1,500–2,500 ppm) can also be applied to control growth and improve branching. Cuttings of Scentropia Heliotrope are sensitive to chilling, so avoid storing cuttings <50 °F (10 °C). Stick unrooted cuttings immediately upon arrival—they do not like to be stored. Avoid over-misting during propagation.
Impatiens hawkeri Impatiens New Guinea SONIC ® / SUPER SONIC ® REC TRAY PRODUCT FORM ROOTING HORMONE MIST TIME
PINCH
PROP TIME BOTTOM HEAT
105-cell (30 mm) or larger
URC
Not recommended
CapSil ® (spray adjuvant) can be sprayed on the cuttings at a rate of 2–4 oz/100 gal within 1–2 days after sticking to help rehydrate the cuttings. Misting should be significantly reduced after 3–4 days and after cuttings become fully hydrated.
Not recommended
3.5–4 weeks 70–74 °F (21–23 °C)
Comments: To control growth, sprays of Bonzi ® (1–2 ppm) are generally used. Growers can also spray Florel ® (250–300 ppm) at 1–2 days after sticking unrooted cuttings to reduce premature flower bud development and help provide more uniform (but delayed) flowering during finishing. This is a good strategy for baskets or large patio pots where early flowering is not desired.
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Impatiens interspecific Impatiens Interspecific New Guinea SPECTRA ™ REC TRAY PRODUCT FORM ROOTING HORMONE MIST TIME
PINCH
PROP TIME BOTTOM HEAT
105-cell (30 mm) or larger
URC
Not recommended
CapSil ® (spray adjuvant) can be sprayed on the cuttings at a rate of 2–4 oz/100 gal within 1–2 days after sticking to help rehydrate the cuttings. Misting should be significantly reduced after 3–4 days and after cuttings become fully hydrated.
Not recommended
3.5–4 weeks 70–74 °F (21–23 °C)
Comments: To control growth, sprays of Bonzi ® (1–2 ppm) are generally used. Growers can also spray Florel ® (250–300 ppm) at 1–2 days after sticking unrooted cuttings to reduce premature flower bud development and help provide more uniform (but delayed) flowering during finishing. This is a good strategy for baskets or large patio pots where early flowering is not desired.
Impatiens walleriana Impatiens SILHOUETTE ® REC TRAY PRODUCT FORM ROOTING HORMONE MIST TIME
PINCH
PROP TIME BOTTOM HEAT
105-cell (30 mm) or larger
URC, AutoStix ®
Not recommended
CapSil ® (spray adjuvant) can be sprayed on the cuttings at a rate of 2–4 oz/100 gal within 1–2 days after sticking to help rehydrate the cuttings. Misting should be significantly reduced after 3–4 days and after cuttings become fully hydrated.
Not recommended
3.5–4 weeks 70–74 °F (21–23 °C)
Comments: To control growth, sprays of Bonzi ® (5 ppm) can be applied. Growers can also try a combo spray of Florel ® (350 ppm) + B-Nine ® WSG (1,500 ppm) to control growth and improve branching. Silhouette Impatiens are fast rooters and will be ready to transplant from propagation relatively quickly. Unrooted cuttings are sensitive to chilling, so avoid storing cuttings <50°F (10 °C). Subdue Maxx ® and/or Segway ® drenches are recommended plug stage fungicides for disease management.
Ipomoea batatas Ipomoea SIDEKICK ™ REC TRAY PRODUCT FORM ROOTING HORMONE MIST TIME
PINCH
PROP TIME BOTTOM HEAT
105-cell (30 mm) or larger
URC
Not recommended
CapSil ® (spray adjuvant) can be sprayed on the cuttings at a rate of 2–4 oz/100 gal within 1–2 days after sticking to help rehydrate the cuttings. Misting should be significantly reduced after 3–4 days and after cuttings become fully hydrated.
Recommended 3.5–4 weeks 70–74 °F (21–23 °C)
Comments: The use of plant growth regulators (PGRs) is generally not needed in propagation. Stick unrooted cuttings immediately to prevent dehydration. Plants are sensitive to chilling, so avoid storing cuttings <50 °F (10 °C).
Lantana camara Lantana BANDANA ® / BANDITO ™ REC TRAY PRODUCT FORM ROOTING HORMONE MIST TIME
PINCH
PROP TIME BOTTOM HEAT
105-cell (30 mm) or larger
URC, CC, AutoStix ®
Recommended
CapSil ® (spray adjuvant) can be sprayed on the cuttings at a rate of 2–4 oz/100 gal within 1–2 days after sticking to help rehydrate the cuttings. Misting should be significantly reduced after 3–4 days and after cuttings become fully hydrated.
Not recommended
4.5–5 weeks 72–74 °F (22–23 °C)
Comments: To control growth after rooting, a spray of B-Nine ® WSG (2,500 ppm) can be used. A tank-mix spray of Florel ® (350 ppm) + B-Nine ® WSG (2,500 ppm) can also be used to control growth and improve branching.
Lantana camara Lantana BANDOLERO ™ / BANDOLISTA ™ / HOT BLOODED ® REC TRAY PRODUCT FORM ROOTING HORMONE MIST TIME
PINCH
PROP TIME BOTTOM HEAT
105-cell (30 mm) or larger
URC, CC, AutoStix ®
Recommended
CapSil ® (spray adjuvant) can be sprayed on the cuttings at a rate of 2–4 oz/100 gal within 1–2 days after sticking to help rehydrate the cuttings. Misting should be significantly reduced after 3–4 days and after cuttings become fully hydrated.
Not recommended
4.5–5 weeks 72–74 °F (22–23 °C)
Comments: To control growth after rooting, a tank-mix spray of B-Nine ® WSG (2,500–3,500 ppm) + Altercel ™ (1,000 ppm) can be used. A tank-mix spray of Florel ® (350 ppm) + B-Nine ® WSG (2,500–3,500 ppm) can also be used to control growth and improve branching.
Lantana camara Lantana LANDSCAPE BANDANA ® REC TRAY PRODUCT FORM ROOTING HORMONE MIST TIME
PINCH
PROP TIME BOTTOM HEAT
105-cell (30 mm) or larger
URC, CC, AutoStix ®
Recommended
CapSil ® (spray adjuvant) can be sprayed on the cuttings at a rate of 2–4 oz/100 gal within 1–2 days after sticking to help rehydrate the cuttings. Misting should be significantly reduced after 3–4 days and after cuttings become fully hydrated.
Not recommended
4.5–5 weeks 72–74 °F (22–23 °C)
Comments: To control growth after rooting, a tank-mix spray of B-Nine ® WSG (2,500–3,500 ppm) + Altercel ™ (1,000 ppm) can be used. A tank-mix spray of Florel ® (350 ppm) + B-Nine ® WSG (2,500–3,500 ppm) can also be used to control growth and improve branching. Landscape Bandana Lantana varieties can be relatively vigorous and will typically need chemical growth control.
Lobelia erinus Lobelia TECHNO ® / TECHNO ® UPRIGHT REC TRAY PRODUCT FORM ROOTING HORMONE MIST TIME
PINCH
PROP TIME BOTTOM HEAT
105-cell (30 mm) or larger
URC, AutoStix ®
Not recommended
CapSil ® (spray adjuvant) can be sprayed on the cuttings at a rate of 2–4 oz/100 gal within 1–2 days after sticking to help rehydrate the cuttings. Misting should be significantly reduced after 2–3 days and after cuttings become fully hydrated.
Recommended 3.5–4 weeks 70–74 °F (21–23 °C)
Comments: To control growth after rooting, sprays of B-Nine ® WSG (1,500–2,500 ppm) is sufficient. A tank-mix spray of Florel ® (350 ppm) + B-Nine ® WSG (2,500–3,500 ppm) can also be used to control growth and improve branching. These Florel ® + B-Nine ® WSG combo sprays should be applied to actively growing plants. Do not spray B-Nine ® WSG or Florel ® + B-Nine ® WSG tank mixes on stressed or weak cuttings. For all sprays listed above, the mist should be off for a minimum of one hour for the plant growth regulator (PGR) to absorb into the leaf tissue.
Lysimachia nummularia Lysimachia GOLDII REC TRAY PRODUCT FORM ROOTING HORMONE MIST TIME
PINCH
PROP TIME BOTTOM HEAT
105-cell (30 mm) or larger
URC, AutoStix ®
Not recommended
CapSil ® (spray adjuvant) can be sprayed on the cuttings at a rate of 2–4 oz/100 gal within 1–2 days after sticking to help rehydrate the cuttings. Misting should be significantly reduced after 2–3 days and after cuttings become fully hydrated.
Recommended 4 weeks
70–74 °F (21–23 °C)
Comments: Goldii Lysimachia is a trailing plant that is typically pinched once in propagation to control growth. Transplant on time to avoid stretched growth and over-grown liners.
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Mandevilla hybrida Dipladenia MADINIA ® / MADINIA ® MAXIMO / MADINIA ® PETITE REC TRAY PRODUCT FORM ROOTING HORMONE MIST TIME
PINCH
PROP TIME BOTTOM HEAT
105-cell (30 mm) or larger
URC, CC
Recommended
CapSil ® (spray adjuvant) can be sprayed on the cuttings at a rate of 2–4 oz/100 gal within 1–2 days after sticking to help rehydrate the cuttings. Misting should be significantly reduced after 3–4 days and after cuttings become fully hydrated.
Recommended 5–6 weeks
72–74 °F (22–23 °C)
Comments: To control growth after rooting, a spray of B-Nine ® WSG (3,500–4,000 ppm) can be used. Sprays of Configure ® (150–300 ppm) or Atrimmec ® (200 ppm) can also be used to improve branching on the young rooted plants. These Configure ® or Atrimmec ® sprays should be applied to actively growing plants and done ideally before pinching. Do not spray B-Nine ® WSG, Configure ® , or Atrimmec ® on stressed or weak cuttings. For all sprays listed above, the mist should be off for a minimum of one hour for the plant growth regulator (PGR) to absorb into the leaf tissue.
Muehlenbeckia axillaris Muehlenbeckia COINS REC TRAY PRODUCT FORM ROOTING HORMONE MIST TIME
PINCH
PROP TIME BOTTOM HEAT
105-cell (30mm) or larger
URC
Not recommended
CapSil ® (spray adjuvant) can be sprayed on the cuttings at a rate of 2–4 oz/100 gal within 1–2 days after sticking to help in rehydration of the cuttings. Misting should be significantly reduced after 3–4 days and after cuttings become fully hydrated.
Optional
5–6 weeks
70–72 °F (21–22 °C)
Comments: Recommend sticking two cuttings per cell. Because cuttings are small, it is important to provide enough mist to keep the cuttings turgid. Excessive mist can inhibit rooting and increase the chance of disease.
Osteospermum ecklonis Osteospermum TRADEWINDS ® REC TRAY PRODUCT FORM ROOTING HORMONE MIST TIME
PINCH
PROP TIME BOTTOM HEAT
105-cell (30 mm) or larger
URC, CC, AutoStix ®
Recommended
CapSil ® (spray adjuvant) can be sprayed on the cuttings at a rate of 2–4 oz/100 gal within 1–2 days after sticking to help rehydrate the cuttings. Misting should be significantly reduced after 2–3 days and after cuttings become fully hydrated.
Not recommended
4.5–5 weeks 70–74 °F (21–23 °C)
Comments: Do not reduce mist too soon during propagation. Continue light misting until all cuttings are rooted into the media. Reducing mist too early can result in slow and uneven rooting across the bench. To keep plants under control, a spray of B-Nine ® WSG (2,500 ppm) or B-Nine ® WSG (2,500 ppm) + Altercel ™ (1,000 ppm) can be applied after cuttings are well-rooted and vegetative growth begins. A tank-mix spray of Florel ® (350 ppm) + B-Nine ® WSG (2,500–3,500 ppm) can also be used to control growth and improve branching. These Florel ® + B-Nine ® WSG combo sprays should be applied to actively growing plants and done ideally before pinching. Do not spray B-Nine ® WSG or Florel ® + B-Nine ® WSG tank mixes on stressed or weak cuttings. For all sprays listed above, the mist should be off for a minimum of one hour for the plant growth regulator (PGR) to absorb into the leaf tissue. Pelargonium interspecific Geranium Interspecific CALDERA ™ / CALIENTE ® / CALLIOPE ® CASCADE / CALLIOPE ® LARGE / CALLIOPE ® MEDIUM / MANTRA ™ / MOJO ™ / MOXIE! ™ / PRETTY LITTLE ™ REC TRAY PRODUCT FORM ROOTING HORMONE MIST TIME PINCH PROP TIME BOTTOM HEAT 105-cell (30 mm) or larger URC, CC Recommended CapSil ® (spray adjuvant) can be sprayed on the cuttings at a rate of 2–4 oz/100 gal within 1–2 days after sticking to help rehydrate the cuttings. Misting should be significantly reduced after 3–4 days and after cuttings become fully hydrated. Not recommended 3.5–4 weeks 70–74 °F (21–23 °C) Comments: To help reduce bottom leaf yellowing during propagation (e.g., on delayed shipments or where cuttings have gotten warm during shipping), Fascination ® can be sprayed on the cuttings at 2.0–2.5 ppm within 24 hours after sticking. Caldera Interspecific Geranium growth can be controlled using sprays of Altercel ™ at 750–1,000 ppm and under hot conditions with a tank mix spray of Altercel ™ (1,000 ppm) + B-Nine ® WSG (2,500 ppm). Bonzi ® sprays are not recommended in propagation because of the chance of getting into the rooting media and stunting the plant. Florel ® can also be sprayed at 300–350 ppm 2.5–3 weeks after sticking and after good root formation to improve branching, reduce premature flowering, and to control growth. Do not spray Florel ® on stressed or weak cuttings. For all sprays listed above, the mist should be off for a minimum of one hour for the plant growth regulator (PGR) to absorb into the leaf tissue.
Pelargonium peltatum Geranium Ivy CASCADE / IVY LEAGUE ™ REC TRAY PRODUCT FORM ROOTING HORMONE MIST TIME
PINCH
PROP TIME BOTTOM HEAT
105-cell (30 mm) or larger
URC, CC
Recommended
CapSil ® (spray adjuvant) can be sprayed on the cuttings at a rate of 2–4 oz/100 gal within 1–2 days after sticking to help rehydrate the cuttings. Misting should be significantly reduced after 3–4 days and after cuttings become fully hydrated.
Not recommended
4.5–5 weeks 70–74 °F (21–23 °C)
Comments: To help reduce bottom leaf yellowing during propagation (e.g., on delayed shipments or where cuttings have gotten warm during shipping), Fascination ® can be sprayed on the cuttings at 2.0–2.5 ppm within 24 hours after sticking. Cascade Ivy Geranium growth can be controlled using sprays of Altercel ™ at 750–1,000 ppm and under hot conditions with a tank mix spray of Altercel ™ (1,000 ppm) + B-Nine ® WSG (2,500 ppm). Bonzi ® sprays are not recommended in propagation because of the chance of getting into the rooting media and stunting the plant. Florel ® can also be sprayed at 300–350 ppm 2.5–3 weeks after sticking and after good root formation to improve branching, reduce premature flowering, and to control growth. Do not spray Florel ® on stressed or weak cuttings. For all sprays listed above, the mist should be off for a minimum of one hour for the plant growth regulator (PGR) to absorb into the leaf tissue. Pelargonium zonale Geranium Zonal AMERICANA ® / NOVELTY COLLECTION / ROCKY MOUNTAIN ™ / TANGO ™ REC TRAY PRODUCT FORM ROOTING HORMONE MIST TIME PINCH PROP TIME BOTTOM HEAT 105-cell (30 mm) or larger URC, CC Not recommended CapSil ® (spray adjuvant) can be sprayed on the cuttings at a rate of 2–4 oz/100 gal within 1–2 days after sticking to help rehydrate the cuttings. Misting should be significantly reduced after 3–4 days and after cuttings become fully hydrated. Not recommended 3.5–4 weeks 70–74 °F (21–23 °C) Comments: To help reduce bottom leaf yellowing during propagation (e.g., on delayed shipments or where cuttings have gotten warm during shipping), Fascination ® can be sprayed on the cuttings at 2.0–2.5 ppm within 24 hours after sticking. Americana Zonal Geranium growth can be controlled using sprays of Altercel ™ at 750–1,000 ppm and under hot conditions with a tank mix spray of Altercel ™ (1,000 ppm) + B-Nine ® WSG (2,500 ppm). Bonzi ® sprays are not recommended in propagation because of the chance of getting into the rooting media and stunting the plant. Florel ® can also be sprayed at 300–350 ppm 2.5–3 weeks after sticking and after good root formation to improve branching, reduce premature flowering, and to control growth. Do not spray Florel ® on stressed or weak cuttings. For all sprays listed above, the mist should be off for a minimum of one hour for the plant growth regulator (PGR) to absorb into the leaf tissue.
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Pentas lanceolata Pentas STARCLUSTER ™ / STARCLUSTER ™ CASCADE REC TRAY PRODUCT FORM ROOTING HORMONE MIST TIME
PINCH
PROP TIME BOTTOM HEAT
105-cell (30 mm) or larger
URC, CC
Recommended
CapSil ® (spray adjuvant) can be sprayed on the cuttings at a rate of 2–4 oz/100 gal within 1–2 days after sticking to help rehydrate the cuttings. Misting should be significantly reduced after 2–3 days and after cuttings become fully hydrated.
Recommended 5 weeks
72–74 °F (22–23 °C)
Comments: Starcluster Pentas are slow rooters, so provide sufficient temperature during propagation. Sprays of B-Nine ® WSG (2,500 ppm) are generally sufficient. For all sprays listed above, the mist should be off for a minimum of one hour for the plant growth regulator (PGR) to absorb into the leaf tissue. Allow the flower stem to grow 0.5 cm before pinching to ensure a good hard pinch.
Petunia hybrida Petunia DEKKO ™ REC TRAY PRODUCT FORM ROOTING HORMONE MIST TIME
PINCH
PROP TIME BOTTOM HEAT
105-cell (30 mm) or larger
URC, AutoStix ®
Not recommended
CapSil ® (spray adjuvant) can be sprayed on the cuttings at a rate of 2–4 oz/100 gal within 1–2 days after sticking to help rehydrate the cuttings. Misting should be significantly reduced after 2–3 days and after cuttings become fully hydrated.
Not recommended
3–3.5 weeks 70–74 °F (21–23 °C)
Comments: Dekko Petunias have moderate vigor and are generally less vigorous than many full-trailing petunia types. To control growth after rooting, sprays of B-Nine ® WSG (2,500 ppm) are usually sufficient. A tank-mix spray of Florel ® (350 ppm) + B-Nine ® WSG (2,500 ppm) can also be used to control growth and improve branching. Do not spray Florel ® on stressed or weak cuttings. For all sprays listed above, the mist should be off for a minimum of one hour for the PGR to absorb into the leaf tissue.
Petunia hybrida Petunia FUN HOUSE ™ REC TRAY PRODUCT FORM ROOTING HORMONE MIST TIME
PINCH
PROP TIME BOTTOM HEAT
105-cell (30 mm) or larger
URC
Not recommended
CapSil ® (spray adjuvant) can be sprayed on the cuttings at a rate of 2–4 oz/100 gal within 1–2 days after sticking to help rehydrate the cuttings. Misting should be significantly reduced after 2–3 days and after cuttings become fully hydrated.
Not recommended
3–3.5 weeks 70–74 °F (21–23 °C)
Comments: Fun House Petunias have good vigor and generally will need chemical growth regulation in propagation. To control growth after rooting, sprays of B-Nine ® WSG (2,500–3,500 ppm) are effective. A tank-mix spray of Florel ® (350 ppm) + B-Nine ® WSG (2,500 ppm) can also be used to control growth and improve branching. Do not spray Florel ® on stressed or weak cuttings. For all sprays listed above, the mist should be off for a minimum of one hour for the PGR to absorb into the leaf tissue.
Petunia hybrida Petunia ITSY ™ / SHORTCAKE ™ REC TRAY PRODUCT FORM ROOTING HORMONE MIST TIME
PINCH
PROP TIME BOTTOM HEAT
105-cell (30 mm) or larger
URC, AutoStix ®
Not recommended
CapSil ® (spray adjuvant) can be sprayed on the cuttings at a rate of 2–4 oz/100 gal within 1–2 days after sticking to help rehydrate the cuttings. Misting should be significantly reduced after 2–3 days and after cuttings become fully hydrated.
Not recommended
3–3.5 weeks 70–74 °F (21–23 °C)
Comments: Itsy and Shortcake Petunia have moderate vigor and generally is not as vigorous as many full-trailing petunia types. To control growth after rooting, sprays of B-Nine ® WSG (2,500 ppm) are usually sufficient. A tank-mix spray of Florel ® (350 ppm) + B-Nine ® WSG (2,500 ppm) can also be used to control growth and improve branching. Do not spray Florel ® on stressed or weak cuttings. For all sprays listed above, the mist should be off for a minimum of one hour for the plant growth regulator (PGR) to absorb into the leaf tissue. Petunia hybrida Petunia PAINTED LOVE ™ REC TRAY PRODUCT FORM ROOTING HORMONE MIST TIME PINCH PROP TIME BOTTOM HEAT 105-cell (30 mm) or larger URC, AutoStix ® Not recommended CapSil ® (spray adjuvant) can be sprayed on the cuttings at a rate of 2–4 oz/100 gal within 1–2 days after sticking to help in rehydration of the cuttings. Misting should be significantly reduced after 2–3 days and after cuttings become fully hydrated. Not recommended 3–3.5 weeks 72–74 °F (22–23 °C) Comments: To control growth after rooting, sprays of B-Nine ® WSG (2,500–3,500 ppm) are usually sufficient. A tank-mix spray of Florel ® (350 ppm) + B-Nine ® WSG (2,500 ppm) can also be used to control growth and improve branching. Do not spray Florel ® on stressed or weak cuttings. For all sprays listed above, the mist should be off for a minimum of one hour for the PGR to absorb into the leaf tissue.
Petunia hybrida Petunia SANGUNA ® / SANGUNA ® MEGA REC TRAY PRODUCT FORM ROOTING HORMONE MIST TIME
PINCH
PROP TIME BOTTOM HEAT
105-cell (30 mm) or larger
URC, AutoStix ®
Not recommended
CapSil ® (spray adjuvant) can be sprayed on the cuttings at a rate of 2–4 oz/100 gal within 1–2 days after sticking to help rehydrate the cuttings. Misting should be significantly reduced after 2–3 days and after cuttings become fully hydrated.
Not recommended
3–3.5 weeks 70–74 °F (21–23 °C)
Comments: Sanguna ® and Sanguna ® Mega Petunias have good vigor and generally will need chemical growth regulation in propagation. To control growth after rooting, sprays of B-Nine ® WSG (2,500-3,500 ppm) are usually sufficient. A tank-mix spray of Florel ® (350 ppm) + B-Nine ® WSG (2,500 ppm) can also be used to control growth and improve branching. Do not spray Florel ® on stressed or weak cuttings. For all sprays listed above, the mist should be off for a minimum of one hour for the plant growth regulator (PGR) to absorb into the leaf tissue.
Petunia hybrida Petunia SANGUNA ® PATIO REC TRAY PRODUCT FORM ROOTING HORMONE MIST TIME
PINCH
PROP TIME BOTTOM HEAT
105-cell (30 mm) or larger
URC, AutoStix ®
Not recommended
CapSil ® (spray adjuvant) can be sprayed on the cuttings at a rate of 2–4 oz/100 gal within 1–2 days after sticking to help rehydrate the cuttings. Misting should be significantly reduced after 2–3 days and after cuttings become fully hydrated.
Not recommended
3–3.5 weeks 70–74 °F (21–23 °C)
Comments: Sanguna Patio Petunia have compact-medium vigor and generally will need only moderate amounts of chemical growth regulation in propagation. To control growth after rooting, sprays of B-Nine ® WSG (2,500 ppm) are usually sufficient. A tank-mix spray of Florel ® (350 ppm) + B-Nine ® WSG (2,500 ppm) can also be used to control growth and improve branching. Do not spray Florel ® on stressed or weak cuttings. For all sprays listed above, the mist should be off for a minimum of one hour for the plant growth regulator (PGR) to absorb into the leaf tissue.
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