Have you forgotten your password?
Jelitto · Seeds of more than 3700 different species and varieties
CIMICIFUGA ramosa 'Atropurpurea'
Plant Description
| Life Cycle: | Perennial |
| Family: | Ranunculaceae |
| Origin: | Kamchatka (Russia) |
| Special Features: | From selected plants. |
| Basic Colour: | (white / cream) |
| Flower Colour: | creamy-white |
| Winter Hardiness Zones: |
Z3 - Z8
|
| Foliage: | intensive dark leaved |
| Height with Flowers: | 200 cm |
| Soil Requirements: | average |
| Location: | |
| Characteristics: | ornamental foliage plant |
| Usage: | suitable for cutting |
| Portion weight: | 0.115 Gram |
| Grams per 1000 seeds: | 0.71429 Gram |
| Seeds per Gram (does not correspond to the number of plants!): |
1400 |
| Gram to get 1000 plants (if sown directly into pots etc. you will need a larger quantity): |
5 Gram |
| Sowing Direction: |
(19) To stop the germination inhibition give seeds a warm compost (about +22°C) [about 72°F] with constant humidity for at least 6 weeks. Then keep cold (–4 to +4°C) [25 to 39°F] for 6–8 weeks. Usually, the germination starts at +4°C [39°F]. Raise temperatures gradually up to +10°C [50°F] until germination is completed. If the warm or cold period was not long enough the seeds will not germinate until the following year. They will then need another warm period (summer) and a cold period (winter). Well-known examples: Cimicifuga and Helleborus.
|
