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Mid-late flowering series with mid-large fully double blooms. Well branched with thick and strong stems. Easy to grow.
Culture Guideline
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Ceremony Kiss Large flowering intensive pink with long and massive stem. Intensive color lasts longer. |
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Ceremony White Improved more petals to count than Ceremony Snow in warm conditions. Suitable for summer crop with good branching. Seeds require cool treatment to reduce sensitivity for rosseting. |
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Ceremony Green The most vigorous with very large flower in the Series. Rich double flowers with fresh green on long stem. |
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Ceremony Pink Flash Strong and calipered stems featured with hard neck and thick petals. Slightly larger than Peach. |
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Ceremony Light Pink Long and strong stems produced. Good for late raising-culture. Black centered. |
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Ceremony Orange Creamy orange, like apricot, petals with a trace of pink brush. Long and strong stems produced. Recommendable for summer to autumn cropping. |
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Ceremony Orange Flash A good choice for bridal bouquet. Easy to grow but refrain from fertilizing too much as it is too vigorous more than others in the series. |
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Ceremony Blue Flash Large flower on long and hard stem. Lower fertilizer required as it is naturally vigorous as well as Orange Flash. |
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Ceremony Peach Vigorous habit with tough neck produced. Slightly frilled petals with green center. Heavy dehydration may cause mal petal formation. |
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Ceremony Pink Medium-large flowers with shining and intensive pink color. Strong neck featured. |
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Ceremony Snow Pure white with green center. Please note that petals tend to get less or may produce singles under high temperature. |
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