Lisianthus 'Arena 3 Pink Flash' F1 (Eustoma grandiflorum) 10 seeds

Lisianthus ‘Arena 3 Pink Flash’ F1 (Eustoma grandiflorum) - Arena series lisianthus with large, fully double flowers in a soft pink color, characterized by a contrasting lighter effect in the center of the petals. The edges of the petals are more intensely pink, gradually transitioning to a softer tone in the middle of the flower. Forms strong, sturdy stems that ensure good durability both during cultivation and after cutting. The thick petals significantly improve transportability and reduce the risk of mechanical damage, while the large buds at the top of the stem give the stems a particularly attractive appearance. 

Group 3 – mid to late summer. Intended for warm weather and long days. Forms long, strong stems and large flowers, ideally suited for professional cut flower cultivation.

Cultivation and sowing: Seeds are sown 10–12 weeks before the last frost nights in warm soil (+21–24 °C). Germinates in 20-25 days. Seedlings grow well in moderately moist, humus-rich, and well-drained substrate, and are transplanted to a permanent location after the risk of frost has passed. The flowering period from transplanting lasts about 12–14 weeks. Lisianthus ‘Rosanne 2 Terracotta’ is suitable both for cut flowers and for decorative cultivation in beds or pots.

Group 1 – intended for cool conditions and very early harvest. Blooms the earliest, suitable for late winter and early spring cultivation (in greenhouses or very early planting).
Group 2 – spring to summer harvest. The most universal and widely used group. Suitable for planting in early spring, adapts well to changing conditions and does not form flowers until a strong root system has developed.
Group 3 – mid to late summer. Intended for warm weather and long days. Forms long, strong stems and large flowers, ideally suited for professional cut flower cultivation.
Group 4 – late summer to early autumn. Blooms the latest, requires high light intensity and warmth. Suitable for greenhouse cultivation and harvest when other varieties have already finished blooming.