Flamir white-blue / Flămîr bîlo-ghulba

Flamir white-blue is a tall annual plant reaching 70–90 cm in height, featuring upright bushes and a columnar shape. Large flowers with a diameter of 10 to 15 cm, painted in a delicate white shade with blue tips, create an impressive composition both in flower beds and bouquets.

Bloom starts in mid-August and continues until the onset of cold weather. When fully opened, the number of flowers on the plant ranges from 6 to 8 pieces, and when cut, they maintain freshness and brightness for 1.5–2 weeks due to their resistance to changes in appearance.

For growing, seeds are sown in spring – March–April. Seedling germination takes 3 to 7 days; after sprouting, regular watering, soil loosening, and fertilizing are required. The plant prefers sunny locations or slightly shaded areas, while the soil should be prepared, nutrient-rich, and well-drained. Seeds can be grown as seedlings or directly in the ground at temperatures of 18–21 °C.