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Statice Qis Apricot Seeds

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Statice QIS Apricot is an annual cut flower with papery blooms in apricot, coral and dusty-rose tones for fresh and dried arrangements.

Grow it successfully: Read the exact QIS Statice Grow Guide module.

Quick Grow Facts

  • Plant Type: Annual cut flower
  • Scientific Name: Limonium sinuatum QIS series
  • Seed Form: Raw sale form; not a chemical-treatment declaration
  • General Sowing Time: Use the guide’s region-specific cool establishment window
  • Position: Full sun in free-draining soil
  • Sow Depth and Light: 1 mm with a very light cover; keep in bright filtered light and do not bury deeply
  • Germination Temperature: 18–21°C
  • Germination: 7–14 days under home conditions; breeder-controlled 3–8 days from 50% to maximum germination
  • Spacing: 15–20 cm within cut rows and 30–40 cm between rows, or about 30 cm for an individual garden plant
  • Height: 76–89 cm
  • Days to Cut: About 16–20 weeks from sowing under suitable home conditions; harvest by flower stage

Why Grow This Variety

  • Apricot-toned blooms retain their colour after drying.
  • Strong upright stems support arranging and cutting.
  • Flowers are described as attracting bees and beneficial insects.
  • The variety is presented for warm, dry climates and full sun, although cool establishment improves QIS flowering.

Garden Uses

Use QIS Apricot in cutting beds and borders, then display the stems fresh or dried in bouquets and wreaths.

Growing Notes

  • Do not soak, scarify or prechill the dry seed. Optional QIS cooling happens after germination, as detailed in the guide.
  • Transplant plugs after about 4–5 weeks, harden them gradually and keep the crown level with the soil.
  • Routine pinching and support netting are not required. Cut when at least half the florets are open and the papery sepals are fully coloured.

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