Kabloom and Crave Calibrachoa. Plug and Finish Culture

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Kabloom and Crave Calibrachoa Plug and Finish Culture

Outline 1. Varieties 2. Plug culture 1. Germination (stage 1) 2. Stages 2 4 3. PGRs 4. Branching 5. Crop time 3. Finish culture 1. Photoperiod 2. ADT 3. PGRs 4. Crop time

1. Varieties 1. Kabloom 1. Deep Blue PAS1020344 PPAF; EU PBRAF; CA PBRAF; JP PBRAF 2. Deep Pink 3. Red PAS1020342 PPAF; EU PBRAF; CA PBRAF, JP PBRAF 4. Yellow PAS1020308 PPAF; EU PBRAF; CA PBRAF; JP PBRAF 5. White PAS1020307 PPAF; EU PBRAF; CA PBRAF; JP PBRAF 2. Crave Sunset

2. Plug Culture: Stages 1. Stage 1: Germination, ends at radicle emergence (RE) 2. Stage 2: From RE to cotyledon expansion 3. Stage 3: From cotyledon expansion to true leaf pair 4. Stage 4: Pullable plug, plug finish Stage 1 Stage 2 Stage 3 Stage 4

2. Plug Culture: Stage 1 Product form is single seeded pellet 24,000 pelleted seed/ounce 900 pelleted seed/gram Sow 1 seed/cell Ensure pellet breakdown Light or dark, cover not required Media moisture level of 5 (saturated)

2. Plug Culture: Stage 1 Stage 1 (germination) ends at radicle emergence (RE) Optimum media temperature of 73 F (22.5 C) RE in 5 7 days at 73 F Can be germinated from 77 F (25 C) to 68 F (20 C) Faster radicle emergence at 77 F

2. Plug Culture: Stage 1

2. Plug Culture: Stage 1 Fast Germinating Varieties Kabloom White Kabloom Deep Pink Kabloom Yellow Slow Germinating Varieties Kabloom Deep Blue Kabloom Red Crave Sunset Stage 1 at 77 F (25 C) for 5 days Stage 1 at 77 F (25 C) for 7 10 days Stage 1 at 68 F (20 C) for 5 7 days Stage 1 at 68 F (20 C) for 10+ days

2. Plug Culture: Stages 2 4 Reduce moisture level to 4 in stage 2 and cycle between levels 2 and 4 in stages 3 4 Do not allow wilting Recommended plug ADTs: Stage 2: 68 F (20 C) Stage 3: 64 F (18 C) Stage 4: 55 64 F (13 18 C), no less than 55 F(13 C) DLI of 10 moles m 2 d 1 ph and EC management: Similar to petunia Pest and disease management: Similar to vegetative calibrachoa

2. Plug Culture: Stages 2 4: PGRs Spray PGR on day 7 10 After completion of stage 1 Effective plug PGRs: Flurprimidol (Topflor): 2 3 ppm Daminozide* (B Nine): 2500 ppm Paclobutrazol* (Bonzi): 3 ppm *See additional information

2. Plug Culture: Stages 2 4: Trialed PGRs PGR sprays on day 7 and thereafter, as needed (3 total) on Kabloom White Paclobutrazol at 3 ppm Daminozide at 2500 ppm Daminozide at 1250 ppm Paclobutrazol at 1 ppm Untreated control Photo courtesy of Todd Metevia, Green Circle Growers

2. Plug Culture: Stages 2 4: Trialed PGRs Daminozide on Kabloom White: Daminozide at 2500 ppm on days 21 and 32 Untreated control

2. Plug Culture: Stages 2 4: Suggested PGRs Daminozide is more effective than Paclobutrazol at tested rates at height control and promoting branching Daminozide can cause chlorotic stippling on Kabloom Red Kabloom Yellow and Crave Sunset may show chlorotic stippling to a lesser degree Percentage of affected seedlings varied in trials Plants grow out of stippling in a few weeks No stippling with Paclobutrazol or Flurprimidol

2. Plug Culture: Stages 2 4: Suggested PGRs PGR sprays on day 14 and on Kabloom Yellow Daminozide at 2500 ppm Daminozide at 1250 ppm Paclobutrazol at 2 ppm Untreated Control

2. Plug Culture: Stages 2 4: Suggested PGRs Flurprimidol spray at 2 3 ppm was effective in height control as Daminozide spray at 2500 ppm Flurprimidol Daminozide

2. Plug Culture: Stages 2 4: Branching Excellent branching at finish without pinch 6-wk non-pinched 288-cell plug 6 wks from transplant to finish under LD in 4.5 container

2. Plug Culture: Stages 2 4: Branching Apical Dominance: Results in poor branching Causes: Overgrown and spindly plants Low DLI (keep 10 moles m 2 d 1 ) Excessive plug crop time Inadequate plug height control Remedies: Pinching Daminozide on plugs (possibility of phyto)

2. Plug Culture: Stages 2 4: Branching Overgrown and spindly plants can exhibit apical dominance Pinch at transplant: Soft pinch, leaving 4 basal nodes Pinch can delay flowering Delay depends on timing and extent of pinch Pinched Unpinched Trial courtesy of Armstrong Growers

2. Plug Culture: Crop Time Plug Tray Size Crop Time in Weeks from Sow to Pullable 288 5 6 128 7 8 105 7 8 72 7 8

3. Finish Culture Post transplant crop culture is similar to vegetative calibrachoa Aloha Kona Midnight Blue Cabaret Deep Blue Kabloom Deep Blue

3. Finish Culture Container size and plants per pot (PPP) recommendation: 4 to 6 (10 to 15 cm) Pots and Quarts/1 PPP 10 (25 cm) Basket/3 PPP 12 (30 cm) Basket/5 PPP

3. Finish Culture: Photoperiod Based on research conducted at Michigan State University, juvenility ends at 6 leaves (~6 weeks from sowing) Minimum Daylength Requirement Variety 10 Kabloom White and Kabloom Yellow 10.5 Kabloom Red 11 Kabloom Deep Blue and Crave Sunset 12 Kabloom Deep Pink

3. Finish Culture: Photoperiod Kabloom Deep Blue Photoperiod Response Daylength 10 11 12 13 14 NI Days to 50% Flowering 111 80 78 74 74 76

3. Finish Culture: ADT Can be Cool grown, similar to vegetative calibrachoa Cool growing will delay flowering than warm growing

3. Finish Culture: PGRs Paclobutrazol drench at 1 3 ppm 7 10 days after transplant, reapply as needed Daminozide is not recommended due to possibility of stippling on Kabloom Red, Kabloom Yellow, and Crave Sunset Kabloom White is more sensitive to Paclobutrazol drench Use lower rates to prevent stunting

3. Finish Culture: PGRs Quarts: Kabloom Yellow transplanted in wk 8, Paclobutrazol drench at wks 10, 12, 15, and 17 (4 total), Photo wk 17 Untreated control Paclobutrazol at 1 ppm Photo courtesy of Todd Metevia, Green Circle Growers Paclobutrazol at 3 ppm

3. Finish Culture: PGRs Quarts: Kabloom White transplanted in wk 8, Paclobutrazol drench at wks 10, 12, 15, and 17 (4 total), Photo wk 17 Untreated control Paclobutrazol at 1 ppm Paclobutrazol at 3 ppm Photo courtesy of Todd Metevia, Green Circle Growers

3. Finish Culture: PGRs 10 HBs: Kabloom White Transplanted in wk 8 from 128 cell plugs, 3 PPP Paclobutrazol drench at wks 10, 12, 15, and 17 (4 total) Photo wk 17 Untreated control Paclobutrazol at 1 ppm Paclobutrazol at 3 ppm Photo courtesy of Todd Metevia, Green Circle Growers

3. Finish Culture: PGRs Varieties grouped by finish vigor (least to most): Kabloom White Kabloom Red, Kabloom Deep Blue, and Kabloom Deep Pink Kabloom Yellow Crave Sunset

3. Finish Culture: Crop Time Finish crop time for early spring from non pinched plugs: Container Size/PPP Crop Time in Weeks from 288 Plug to 100% Flowering Total Crop Time* in Weeks from Sowing to 100% Flowering 4 to 6 (10 to 15 cm) Pots and Quarts/1 PPP 7 8 12 13 10 (25 cm) Basket/3 PPP 9 11 14 15 12 (30 cm) Basket/5 PPP 9 11 14 15 *Total crop time decreases by 2 3 weeks in the summer