#99: Cool Start, Hot Finish: Lisianthus with Dave Dowling

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In this episode with Dave Dowling we are discussing Lisianthus. From favorite varieties to treatment to prevent root rot to netting.
Dave's comments are loaded with good information. This episode along with episode #97 is a great taste of Dave's teaching style!
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Комментарии : 17

@jeannet9592 2 года назад

Bend and snap, works every time.

@gardingyrl3501 2 года назад

Thanks for the wealth of information, especially when it comes to staking and making sure the netting is drawn tight.

@cbak1819 8 месяцев назад

Great idea about putting posts in the center.

@ElderandOakFarm 2 года назад

Great tips Dave! I am growing about 250 lissie's this year. 🥰 I love them so much! I had great success last year with Arena, Echo, & Doublini. This year I''m trialing Rosita 3, ABC, & Voyage. I actually enjoy growing from seed though, & I'm only in year #2, so to save money I'm growing all of mine. They're currently about the size of a quarter! 👏

@hoopnfarm 9 месяцев назад

Man i love these flowers. Ive tried from seed a few years now with minimal success. Im really thinking about buying plugs this year. It would be my fisrt year actually selling boquets on a very limited budget. Wish me luck, yall😅❤

@drydockflowerfarm9098 2 года назад

Love all of the good information thank y’all

@rachelle3445 4 месяца назад

Thank you

@allenbeachy3511 2 года назад

Thanks so much for the information on this beautiful flower! Anne

@kendraneipp1382 Месяц назад

Would love to know how your experiment turned out - Fall planted vs. early Spring.

@cmello5959 2 года назад

Another practical and informative session of sharing. Hearing that lisianthus can take such a cool temp is exciting! So thankful to you two for doing this!

@beckysocia1642 2 года назад

Very helpful. Thank you for sharing this knowledge in a bite-sized portion!

@patriciaglass1743 2 года назад

Great info

@LilacDaisy2 Год назад

I'm most wanting to know how to give them their ideal soil - how to amend the PH, etc.

@kimcarlsen4391 2 года назад

How do you use Root Shield? How many tablespoons per gal. of water? Thank you

@lisafeck1537 2 года назад

🌻 buying plugs is wisdom, for a business. Adventures farmers, gardeners, who want try starting Lisianthus, I get that, I love trying to grow things from seed, buld, corm. Thank you for this content, very valuable.

@ElderandOakFarm 2 года назад

Lisa, its interesting thatb you had short stems with the Echo's. I had a good 24"+ stem length on my Echo's so i wonder if it was a one-off year, or had something to do with the date you planned them?