Ball FloraPlant 2025 Catalog

ANNUAL CULTURE GUIDE

4 TO 5-IN. ( 10 TO 13-CM) POTS

6-IN. (15-CM) POTS, GALLONS 1-2 ppp, 8-10 weeks

10 TO 12-IN. (25 TO 30-CM) POTS OR BASKETS

PLANT GROWTH REGULATORS (S) SPRAY (D) DRENCH

PESTS

DISEASES COMMENTS

1 ppp, 7-9 weeks

2-3 ppp, 10-12 weeks

A B-Nine 2,000-3,500 ppm and Cycocel 1,000- 1,500 ppm tank mix(S) will help control height.

Whitefly, fungus gnats, thrips

Botrytis, Pythium, Rhizoctonia

Regularly allow the media to dry between waterings, particularly during cool periods. Prefers warm conditions to ensure early flowering. Regularly allow the media to dry moderately between waterings, especially in cool periods. Proper pinching and moderate feeding will improve habit and flowering. Pinch two weeks after transplant. Plants should dry between watering. PGR is recommended for regions with high light levels and high tempratures. Regularly allow the media to dry between waterings, particularly during cool periods. Prefers warm conditions to ensure early flowering. Scaevola prefers a well-drained soil. Allow the media to dry between waterings. Night temperatures lower than recommended will significantly slow the crop and lead to problems with root rot. Moderate light levels produce more colorful foliage. Pinch early to shape. Feed regularly to maintain growth. Using fertilizers with low phosphorus during early stages will aid in minimizing stretching. Alternative finishing for Southern Regions would be a long cycle crop similar to those of dipladenia. Pinch two weeks after transplant and use a trellis for the plant to climb up. Thunbergia is a warm-season crop that prefers night temperatures above 60°F (15°C). Pinch regularly to shape. Torenia is a warm-season crop that prefers night temperatures above 60°F (16°C). Pinch regularly to shape. Regularly allow plants to dry between irrigation.

1 ppp, 4-8 weeks

2-3 ppp, 6-10 weeks

4-5 ppp, 8-12 weeks

Responsive to B-Nine 2,500-3,000 ppm. Increase rates as days lengthen in late Spring and Summer.

Whitefly

None

1 ppp, 8-10 weeks

2-3 ppp, 10-12 weeks

Whitefly, fungus gnats, thrips Whitefly, fungus gnats, thrips

Botrytis, Pythium, Rhizoctonia Botrytis, Pythium Rhizoctonia

1 ppp, 7-9 weeks

1-2 ppp, 8-10 weeks

2-3 ppp, 10-12 weeks

A B-Nine 2,000-3,500 ppm and Cycocel 1,000- 1,500 ppm tank mix(S) will help control height.

1 ppp, 5-7 weeks

1-2 ppp, 7-8 weeks

3-5 ppp, 10-12 weeks

Generally not needed. Bonzi(D) 1-3 ppm or Bonzi(S) 20-40 ppm will control growth.

Whitefly, leafminer

Pythium, Rhizoctonia

1-2 ppp, 8-10 weeks

3-5 ppp, 10-13 weeks

Generally not needed.

Whitefly

Root rot

1 ppp, 8-10 weeks

1-2 ppp, 10-12 weeks

2-3 ppp, 12-14 weeks

Growth regulators may not be necessary if plants are allowed to dry down moderately before watering.

Whitefly, spider mites, thrips, aphids

Pythium, Leaf spot

1 ppp, 6-8 weeks

1-2 ppp, 7-9 weeks

4-5 ppp, 10-12 weeks

Generally not needed.

Mites, whitefly, thrips, aphids

Botrytis

1 ppp, 5-7 weeks

1-3 ppp, 6-8 weeks

3-5 ppp, 8-11 weeks

Generally not needed.

Whitefly, spider mites, thrips Whitefly, leafminers, aphids Whitefly, leafminers, aphids Whitefly, leafminers, aphids

Botrytis

1 ppp, 5-7 weeks

1-3 ppp, 7-8 weeks

4-5 ppp, 10-13 weeks

Generally not needed. Bonzi(D) at 1-3 ppm two to four weeks after transplant will tone finished growth when grown warm in the greenhouse. Cool night temperature during production cycle promotes tight habits. Responsive to a B-Nine 2,500-3,500 ppm/ Cycocel 750-1,000 ppm tank mix(S) and Florel(S) 250-300 ppm to control growth and improve plant habit. Responsive to a B-Nine 2,500-3,500/ Cycocel 750-1,000 ppm tank mix(S) and Florel(S) 250-300 ppm to control growth and improve plant habit.

Root rot

1 ppp, 5-7 weeks

1-3 ppp, 7-8 weeks

4-5 ppp, 10-13 weeks

Root rot

Regularly allow plants to dry between waterings. Pinch as needed to shape. EnduraScape varieties may require more PGR use under normal conditions. Regularly allow plants to dry between irrigation. Pinch as needed to shape.

1 ppp, 5-7 weeks

1-3 ppp, 7-8 weeks

4-5 ppp, 10-13 weeks

Root rot

* ppp=plants per pot ** Perennial varieties that can be grown cold without treatment for Spring and Summer sales.

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