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PVG Grower Resource Guide 2019-2020

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A N N U A L S<br />

AP<br />

2 0 1 9<br />

2 0 2 0<br />

MOJAVE ® Fuchsia Improved<br />

USPPAF, Can PBRAF<br />

Portulaca<br />

MOJAVE<br />

MOJAVE ® Pink<br />

Portulaca<br />

MOJAVE ® Red Improved<br />

‘POR 16000’ USPPAF Can PBRAF<br />

Portulaca<br />

MOJAVE ® Tangerine<br />

MOJAVE<br />

‘DPAZ15’ USPP 23,243<br />

Portulaca<br />

® Yellow<br />

Portulaca<br />

PORTULACA oleracea<br />

MOJAVE ®<br />

MOJAVE ® offer dramatic impact with their almost irridescent<br />

colors. The single-petaled blossoms are very large with<br />

exposed stamens, offering a two-tone effect. Hot sun and<br />

drought are no problem. Flowers evenly across all varieties.<br />

Grow dry to control top growth.<br />

Z: 9-11 HT 4-6" SP 12-16" V: 2 LT: 84<br />

® Fuchsia Improved<br />

Portulaca<br />

G R O W I N G T I P S<br />

» High light required for production.<br />

» Pinching is not needed. PGRs are generally not necessary, but Sumagic ®<br />

is effective if needed. Florel ® should not be used because it causes<br />

yellowing of the foliage. Check manufacturer’s labels for approved rates<br />

and usage recommendations.<br />

» When holding cool, be sure to maintain temperatures above 50° F to<br />

avoid leaf drop.<br />

» Grow on the dry side to help naturally control growth.<br />

» Watch for aphids and white flies.<br />

Additional Culture Information<br />

pH/EC: 6.0 - 6.5/0.6 - 0.9<br />

Rooting Out Temperature: 65-72º F (18-22º C)<br />

Growing Temperature: 65-72º F (18-22º C)<br />

Holding Temperature: 50-60º F (10-16º C)<br />

Water Requirements: Dry to Moderate<br />

Finish Times in Weeks: 4-5", 4-6; 6"/gallon, 5-7;<br />

10-12"/2 gallon, 10-12<br />

Spring Outdoor Finish: Last group to go outside<br />

Notes:<br />

Some red coloration on leaf margins may appear with cool<br />

temperatures; this will disappear when plants are warmed up.<br />

In addition to cool temperatures, red leaf margins can indicate<br />

over fertilization or extremely high light.<br />

202 Pleasant View Gardens, Inc. | pwpvg.com

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