Gediflora welcomes several new varieties to their range this year: Umbra Orange, Umbra Red, Tekoko Yellow, Koori Orange, Muga Merlot, Baria Orange, Sorini Pink & Senga Pink.
Tekoko Yellow
Tekoko is a spider-type chrysanthemum, which, even when in bud, cannot hide the fact that it is different from the classic chrysanthemum. The Tekoko produces large and brightly colored flower buds that open in week 38 into a large, intense yellow flower that perfectly matches the copper-colored flower of the Tekoko Orange. The Tekoko feels most at home outdoors but is also suitable for obscured cultivation. The Tekoko could be Baoli’s little brother or sister, as they are the perfect match in growth and flowering.
Koori Orange
Koori is one of those varieties that you cannot categorize but which you immediately know definitely has a future. An incredibly strong plant, an attractive flower bud, a large double flower with a two-tone look, and now also available in orange. The Koori has dark, shiny foliage and is suitable for cultivation in a greenhouse or outdoors. In addition, Koori fits all pot sizes. Naturally flowering in week 39, Koori is also perfectly suited for obscured cultivation.
Umbra Orange & Red
The Umbra variety clearly stands out from all other varieties when it comes to the quality and size of the flower. With a flower diameter of almost 7 cm, it is by far the largest flower in the range. The launch of Umbra Orange and Umbra Red means that this top plant is now available in four different colors. The Umbra is ideally suited for outdoor cultivation and thrives in both large and small flower pots. However, as it is not one of the strongest growing varieties, it is better in this case to choose another variety for diameters of 55 cm or larger. It naturally flowers in week 36, but keep in mind that this depends on the weather conditions and therefore varies accordingly. Due to its long shelf life, the Umbra is the ideal variety for all those growers and retailers who are looking to add extra consumer value to their assortment.
Muga Merlot
‘Muga Merlot’ not only sounds like the name of a red wine, but it also has the appearance of one of the best red wines due to its color, which varies between ruby red and velvet purple. The strongest selling point of the Muga Merlot, which flowers outdoors in week 40 and indoors in week 41, is its unique color, as well as being a very consistent plant that stands out for its evenly balanced growth. The Muga Merlot grows exceedingly well, is extremely robust, and has an excellent shelf life. It is, therefore, the perfect addition to the range for those looking for real added value.
Baria Orange
Did you know that Baria is the name of a major pepper producer? No wonder, then, that this perfectly matches the high standard of the new introduction: the Baria Orange. The Baria is a real eye-catcher with its two-colored bright orange flower, which is both distinctive and visually very attractive. And that is why you can be sure of one thing: once your customers have ordered a Baria, they will definitely come back for more. Baria Orange flowers, in week 41, is a beautifully adaptable plant and stands out for its uniformity.
Senga Pink
Senga has meanwhile become a fixed item in the assortment of many growers. This year the Senga range will get a little brother or sister: the Senga Pink. It’s an absolute winner in the making: it has all the strengths of the Senga Mauve combined with a bright pink color. With its reaction time of 6 weeks, the Senga is ideally suited for obscured cultivation and retains its typically intense color and large flowers even when grown in greenhouses. When growing outdoors, avoid places where the soil is too dry for the Senga. Especially in the early stages of cultivation, it is important that it gets a good start. Finally, something worth knowing: Senga Pink, like Senga Mauve, has the characteristic that the flowers open gradually. This means that a variety can be offered and bought over a longer period of time.
Sorini Pink
With the launch of the Sorini Pink, the potential of the Sorini line is increasing all the time. The Sorini Pink is, just like the Sorini Mauve, a fast-growing plant with large, fully double flowers of 6 cm in diameter. The Sorini is especially suitable for outdoor cultivation, as in the greenhouse, it grows a little too quickly. Due to its excellent growing ability, it is ideally suited for larger pot sizes, easily filling flower pots of 21 cm without any problems. Its reaction time of only five weeks makes it particularly suitable for obscured cultivation.
For more information:
Gediflora
Schierveldestraat 14
B-8840 Oostnieuwkerke, Belgium
+32 (0)51 26 88 88
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www.gediflora.be