Biennial flowers for flowerbeds, balconies, pots, and grave borders. Orphan flowers are favoured for their long autumn flowering and early spring blossom. In favourable conditions, it flowers until the end of November. They are grown in pots, troughs and flowerbeds. To increase flowering, it is necessary to pick off overbloomed flowers and dead leaves. Orphan plants have strong and abundant roots, so flowering cuttings can be transplanted. Orphan plants prefer fertile, moist loamy soil and a sunny or semi-shady position. During the growing season, the pansies should be fertilised 3 times with a complex mineral fertiliser (20 g/m²). The first fertilisation should be applied 2 weeks after planting.
28 seeds are sufficient for a 1-1,5 m² flower bed or 4 pots.