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CAMPANULA CHAMPION BLUE

CAMPANULA CHAMPION BLUE

CAMPANULA CHAMPION BLUE

CAMPANULA CHAMPION BLUE

BLUE

BLUE

LILAC

LILAC

PINK

PINK

WHITE

WHITE

Champion II


  • Large flower head Campanula with high germination rate compared to other varieties
  • The Champion II series also have a delicate and elegant look but are very strong and come in a variety of colors
  • Annual blooming habit – only requires day length manipulation and moderate growing temperatures

Suite (4)

Blue, Pink, White, Lavander 

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Culture Tips

CROP TIME

From planting to harvest: 10-11 weeks


STEM HEIGHT

76 cm


PLANTING DENSITY

64 plants /m2 net or 6 plants/ft2


PRE-PLANTING

Soil: Well drained, loose soil with no clusters, at least 25 cm (10 in) deep.

PH: 5.5 to 6.5

Netting: 2 levels.


ADDITIONAL LIGHT

Add light 7 days after planting for 45 days.  Vegetative growth and floral induction are achieved with long day condition. There after flower development responds better with short day condition.  The critical long day photoperiod is 14 hours, although 16 hrs work better.   Light can be continuous or by pulse up to 4 hrs at night.  10  Footcandle or 110 Lux is required.


PINCH

Week 9 to 10 (to even up the spray).


IRRIGATION

Apply an average daily volume  of 5 to 5.5l/m2/day according to the soil’s humidity evapotranspiration conditions and the organoleptic evaluation.

Excess irrigation can cause pathogens  development and physiological desiquilibrium.


FERTILIZATION

Excess of nitrogen can cause the plants to be susceptible to Botrytis.  A general formula can be the following:

N: 120 ppm , P: 50 ppm, K: 150 ppm

Ca: 120 ppm, Mg: 50 ppm, S: 50 ppm

Fe: 1 ppm, Mn: 1.2 ppm, Cu,: 0.40 ppm

Zn: 1.20 ppm, B: 0.25 ppm.


HARVEST

Haverst when the flowers start showing color at the ends  and once the petals start speading out.


POSTHARVEST TREATMENT

Hydrate in a STS solution (in a 6 cc dosis) for 2 hours and then use a solution with Chryslar professional 2 with dosis  of 6 cc/l for 12 hours in a cold room.


PESTS & DISEASES

•Aphids

•Thrips sp

•Botrytis (crown rot).

•Fusarium sp (recommended to rotate crops)

•Leaf miner

•Sclerotinia

•Susceptible to “Fitotoxity” with temperatures above 20 ˚C.