Zinnia Hybrida Profusion Apricot | Great for Cut Flowers

Zinnia Hybrida Profusion Apricot – A Hardy, Prolific Bloomer for Your Garden

The Zinnia Hybrida Profusion Apricot stands out with its stunning creamy coral petals and warm terracotta centers. This exquisite variety brings vibrant color and exceptional performance to gardens and floral arrangements, making it a favorite among home gardeners and professionals alike.

This award-winning series is designed for uniform growth, making it easy to achieve a spectacular floral display. With high disease resistance, heat tolerance, and long-lasting color, this zinnia variety is a must-have for any garden.

Why Grow Zinnia Profusion Apricot?

✔ Incredible Color & Uniform Growth – A harmonious blend of apricot hues with deep terracotta centers.
✔ Exceptional Durability – Highly resistant to mildew and leaf diseases, thriving in both hot and dry conditions.
✔ Long-Lasting & Prolific Blooms – Produces abundant flowers continuously throughout the season.
✔ Low Maintenance & Easy to Grow – Perfect for beginners and seasoned gardeners alike.
✔ Great for Cut Flowers – Strong stems make them ideal for bouquets and floral arrangements.

Plant Details

Type: Annual
Light Conditions: Full Sun
Height: 30-39 cm
Flowering Time: June - September
Sowing Depth: 0.5 cm
Spacing: 25 cm between plants

Growing & Sowing Instructions

Indoor Sowing (March – April)

• Start seeds indoors in seed compost.
• Cover lightly with soil or vermiculite, ensuring darkness for optimal germination.
• Keep at 20-22°C until germination occurs in 10-20 days.
• Once seedlings sprout, move them to a bright, cooler location.

Direct Sowing (May – June)

• Sow seeds directly outdoors once the soil has warmed.
• Space 25 cm apart in well-drained soil and full sun.
• Water regularly and protect young plants from strong spring sun during acclimatization.

Care & Cultivation Tips

• Thrives in full sun with regular watering.
• Deadhead spent blooms to encourage continuous flowering.
• Tolerates poor soil and dry conditions.
• Protect young plants from excessive heat until established.