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‘Delight Cherry’ and ‘Delight Almond Blossom’ are an attractive sup- plement to the primula Danova series. These eye-catching varieties feature a red ring around a yellow center, set off by deep-green foliage. They may be used in pots, patio containers and garden beds. Ideal for the early to mid-early season, they feature a habit and
quality consistent with the Danova series. Transplant plugs into 4-inch pots using a well-drained, sterile
media. Optimum pH is between 6.0-6.5. A maximum of 3,000 foot- candles is recommended for primula production. A well-balanced calcium nitrate–based formulation is recom-
‘Delight Almond Blossom’
mended. Apply 100- to 150-ppm nitrogen as necessary to maintain an EC between 1.0 and 1.2. In general, primula is not attractive to insects, but aphids, thrips,
‘Delight Cherry’
whitefl ies and cut worms are major concerns. Primula requires cool conditions and high humidity to produce high-quality plants. Sakata Seed America Inc.
www.sakata.com 408.778.7758.
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