So, if you'd just take a minute to fill out those 3 poll questions, that would be great. There's a Cornell study out there that I'd have toI think you can Google it. Find your state's cooperative extension, Short lived perennial, best treated as an annual. We've got a great lineup scheduled. So, I would get in there. The Japanese growers are really doing the best in doing the most with this. This said there is no reason to withhold water if you have sustainable access to irrigation water. For growers in Florida and the Gulf Coast to Texas, fall planting will work well. It kind of shrinks back around it and I really maybe only had to weed once per season, and that was only every five feet would I find a single weed. The greatest number of Available Now trays will be listed Weeks . If I can figure out how to nurture them through to the summer, I could save a lot of money (fewer plugs to buy) next next season. Now you might even go so far as to put some shade cloth on there toreduce your light levels more to stretch things even taller. We had about a half acre in tunnel production. It lastsreally well out of water, if you've ever grown it, you know it's kind of succulent, so it's really good for doing arches or doing, you know, personal flowers, those boutonnieres and corsages. This tells me that we need to make sure Lisianthus has plenty of water when it is young, and then can be less concerned with watering as the season progresses, assuming there is at least some moisture in the deeper parts of our soil. You can probably cut it in two weeks. FD: Bailey, do you have an opinion about holding temperatures for post-harvest? SOWING: Transplant: Greenhouse production is highly recommended. [1] But then we'd have to have that pelleted with an organic certified pellet in the US, and you're looking at 50 to 100,000 seeds per variety. The LP32 plant palette contains species with lateral root systems and are generally more fibrous and shallowly rooted species. So, the native range of Lisianthus. So, whatever you need to do to keep your weeds under control. But almost anything that's fully composted is greatfor almost all soil. And, you know, hope folks reach out for good information. Now, when I was a floral designer, I was buying these in from Holland, from Japan. Why wouldn't you want to grow that? BH: I'm sure, yeah, Im a bad salesman, I should have tried to promote myself more. Your last spring frost date is an important benchmark in your season. Farmer Bailey Plugs have arrived! ", Your plugs are stellar! Update: January 29: Teeny Lisi sprouts continue to do their thing. Unfortunately it is ubiquitous, being found at some level in most natural soils. Tiny little lisianthus sprout - photographed with a macro lens. They thought wewanted hot pinks and bright purpleand just really wild colors because America is big and colorful and I had to explain to them that we use these mostly for weddings and we want the softest pastels we can find. Your best defense is to help foster biologically diverse and active soil. I don't see it very oftenat all. This is Falda on the right. I got these photos from wildflower.org. The one on the right is called Little Summer. Wild Lisianthus often grows in sandy conditions, whereas I have grown it on amended heavy clay for years with good results. A holding solution in the cooler will extend life. Order now for 2023 shipping. Now again, if you have a market for really short stems, you can let that first flower open, cut it out, use it. Overhead water them for at least two weeks after you plant. linktr.ee/farmerbailey Posts Reels Videos Tagged Wait until you're in your coolest part of your season and days are short. You can mix other varieties. These tall stems with large heavy flowers topple easily. Overhead water for 2-3 weeks until roots have established and visible growth has begun. BH: Yeah, we love, we love Val. You know that can help - shade cloth, it could be frost cloth at planting time just to keep them a little cooler at the time of transplant. FD: So, we havea couple more questions. Every state has a land grant university, and should have a plant pathologist on staff, funded by your tax dollars. Something really inspirational the way they grow things there. And like you said, not justlooking at random information, but being sure to look at expert information that's out there from the universities and experienced growers and the Cut Flower Association. I order about half of all the flowers that we grow from plugs (tiny plants ready to transplant) because I just don't have a greenhouse big enough or the human-power needed to start everything from seed. It also just gives me one more little firewall in case I get Fusarium ripping down a bed. This meeting was hosted by the University of Kentucky Cooperative Extension Service, the Kentucky Horticulture Council, and the University of Kentucky Center for Crop Diversification.Transcript:https://www.uky.edu/ccd/content/virtual-cut-flower-short-course-learning-lisianthus-farmer-baileyFarmer Bailey Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/farmerbaileyplugs/Association of Specialty Cut Flower Growershttps://www.ascfg.org/Landing Page of University of Kentucky Center for Crop Diversification Resources for Cut Flowershttp://www.uky.edu/ccd/cut-flowersRegistration for 2023 Kentucky Fruit and Vegetable Grower Conferencehttps://2023kyfruitvegconference.eventbrite.com This was such an informative webinar. It's not impossible. I mean, it might work for some people if you have really strong lights and you're just really, a careful waterer, or you never give them a bad dayin their lives. The fact that they last 2-3 weeks as a cut flower has certainly helped with their popularity. Do you want to answer a few more, Bailey, or do you havea cut off time? We just saw it - saw soil steaming - in Holland last week. Clear out the soil in the center of the pot. AS: OK, I think we're sort of winding down on the overall gist of the questions, but the next one is one of the hardest, and it kind of comes into how you grow, weeding. The Breeders in Japan didnt understand what we wanted in the US. The webinar is being recorded so we will make it available. I recommend using 2 layers of support netting with Lisianthus. In warmer areas where summers are longer you will probably see a second or even third flush of flowers from your Lisianthus. Make sure your soil is well irrigated before you plant. Also, the ASCFG has a whole book on post-harvest handling. This is one of the trips I made down. Powered by Shopify. Large seeds tend to produce plants that grow quickly (think of sunflowers or pumpkins) whereas tiny seeds tend to need a long time to build up strength. This is a recorded meeting and presentation from Monday, November 21st, 2022 on Learning Lisianthus featuring guest speaker Farmer Bailey ( https://farmerbailey.com/). If everyone is so enthusiastic and they want to order a pallet of 30 flats for next season. Move to 35-50 degrees in full sun for bulking up (cold snaps down to 20 are fine!) But on the right, you'll see all those labels on the trays. The only thing I recommend is maybe don't grow these outside. Its Five OClock Somewhere with Farmer Bailey returns with a one-hour growing lesson on our favorite cut flower crop. Japanese breeders such as Sakata, Takii and Sumika have further transformed this species into a wide range of flower colors, shapes and sizes with broad market appeal. They're a high value crop. So, I know, just to bring up, Lisa Mason Ziegler, again, I know she loves that kind of corn starch based stuff. Stayed tuned for more news on them in February and March. But sweet peas were the main focus. Look, it'd be great if you if you can do that. You will see some, if you ever have a flower, that pops its head off, that's because it probably didn't have uniform watering in its life. I would use the silver mulch to keep the soil cool to make sure I wasn't getting rosetting and I never had a problem with it. The others are a little more adjustable. They evaluated, like, total profits based onpinching or not pinching, and I think per square foot they saw you could make more money with pinched plants than without. It's my first year growing Lisianthus, so hopefully I have a successful crop! There is an entire industry devoted to coating seeds with various materials to make them easier to handle, and Lisianthus is a prime candidate for such treatment. It's still very much in play, but generally only on a really large scale. We typically order about 1500-2000 lisianthus plugs each season from Gro 'n Sell. They do best when given 2-3 weeks where soil is below 55F before summer conditions warm up. Sorry, that photo quality is not the best, but you get the idea. Well, I don't think they do. And then you canalso, you know, if you put some kind of frost cloth or Remay over, even if it's a warmer part of the year, you're really keeping a little microclimate. And I've seen the supply change since then, so I'm glad they heard the message. Thank you. Start by sowing seed in late winter to spring. We would grow many thousands of sweet peas each year. Alright, talked about removing that first bud. There are a total of 3, 50-cell trays. It is always better to slide it up before the plant needs to be supported, and it is a real pain to move netting up after plants are already leaning. So, I have a 50 or 72 cell tray on hand. Don't see too many zeros, but every now and then you'll find one listed as zero. The poly on your tunnel blocks some of the light and so things have to stretch a little taller. I'm still a little scared based on a lot of the questions, but the fact. They're just going to make a little rosette of leaves, and they're going to wait until next year, and that's really not what you want if you're running a commercial cut flower farm. Now when you're planting, because of Fusarium, you might want to pre-treat with a fungicide or biofungicide. Sorry, that's a little bit blurry, but you get the idea. Alright, so this is last week. I won't tell - I won't say it out loud. Just holds up really, really nicely out of water. The thing is, that stuff has gone up in price300- 400%, you know. Well if you tell me no, that usually just gets me kind of excited and I want to find out why you're telling me no. BH: Yeah, I haveused compost, cow manure, there's a commercially available compost. Pinching will produces more, but smaller stems per plant. These are Lisianthus in the Westlands, Netherlands. So, this is a really great time to remember to order your plugs. So, this is the series that launched this whole thing. - If you suspect fusarium or see any unexplained disease issue, take a sample and send it to your state plant pathologist. The temperature is perfect all the time. Fusarium is the biggest disease facing Lisianthus. BH: I think that might be an easier question. From there, they move out into the greenhouse. Why would that be? Like I said, they're picking 1.5 million stems per week. OK, fantastic. So just raise, you know, put, like I said, use two layers, start them at the ground level. Now, if anything you've got to work harder to get you know, amend your soil in the spring,make sure you got a, you know, a lot of great compost, use that. Should you do it? So, you know that's the beauty of a modern, high-tech greenhouse, it just keeps the heat correct, the humidity correct, the light correct at all times. In a tunnel, 4-6 weeks before your last outdoor frost. That'll spot your petals. But you see what a cool climate will get you in terms of sweet peas. The plant is fine, but you just want to put that in a bigger cell on arrival. These are very literally half a tray. OK, the main diseases. Can't go wrong with it. With time the flower forms have become larger, more double, and more ruffled, making them a compelling flocal flower. You can't quite see anything in there because of the fog. I have friends that don't use support netting and I am deeply suspicious of them! For a while,we were shipping to the wholesale market in New York City as well as supplying mainly one local florist. I believe these are both celebs, so Celeb misty pink. That was a popular question. And then kind of as a last-ditch effort around your last frost, try some 3s and 4s and, you know, give them some shade. Their ship date from Gro-n-Sell via Farmer Bailey Plugs is April 30. Give them a good drink and a good feeding at that time. Also if you keep some 50s or 72s on hand in case your plugs come out of their tray in transit, it does happen. Yeah, these are all lisianthus heading out to Farmer Bailey customers all over the country. He's going to be covering Lisianthus, talking about production for cut flower growers. The second it needs more light,those lights kick on. The traditional way of getting rid of those soil fungi would be steaming your soil. They may only live two or three years in the wild. So, when I think of any, growing any flower, I go back to the wild. We'll answer as many as we can, but what we'll do at the end is anything that we don't get to, we will export those, Bailey and his team will work on answering all those questions and then when we send out the recording link - the link to the recorded webinar - and then well also have a survey link, we'll include those questions in there with some other resources that are available. BH: Great question. But they're really not picky as long as you have just kind of a, you know, a general all-purpose amount of fertilizer in the soil. Dont leave your tray of plugs outside if it's going to be 20 degrees because the roots are very vulnerable when they're sitting on top of the ground. Lisianthus can get very tall. Maybe you want 8 leaves before you pinch out the tip. Protect from temperatures below 20F. Testing is usually free or low cost, and will save you the headache of guessing what pathogen you are actually dealing with. It's been, a year or two since we've seen each other, so it was great to have you here. Please share. While I'm on that topic, if you ever see a disease plant and you're a production grower, get that plant to your university plant pathologist. It doesn't have many carbohydrates to get it up and running at the beginning stages of life. And the answer is no, but let metell you why, so the majority ofthe seed is produced in Japan. There's a kind of a natural stopping point. You can plant them, well, as long as your soil is a little bit cool. Thank you for watching. Plugs can dry out quickly due to the small volume of growing medium; check the trays 2 or 3 times daily for watering. If you haven't tried to grow Lisianthus from seed, I encourage you to try it. Right, so that's kind of how the plugs are produced. So cut them, cut them hard. I thought it was gonna be a one-year thing and now it's my full time job and I've got three people helping me and I feel like we're just getting started supplying the small- to medium- scale American cut flower grower. Light is needed for germination, but a fine layer of vermiculite covering the seed will help control algae growth. You know one-inch small flowers, but a lot of them. The chat we'll be monitoring. Not many people are, especially in Kentucky, you can ignore this part. There is no right answer. We trial everything before we put it on our website. We monitor your orders at Gro 'n Sell, and notify you as soon as we have any hint that an item may not be available. Really hard to do outside of a place without those cool summers. I think you're going to have about the same results. Not to mention, you know the growers in the restof the world, so they reallydon't, Im not saying theydon't care, but their stuff is sold already, it just makes more work for them without really any more profit. And, I will say that once I started doing this my Fusarium losses have been much lower. They have a symbiotic relationship with the roots and they actually kind of create a living protective layer around the root and then grow with the root. Available Now plugs are ready to transplant (or bump up) upon arrival to you. Growing in your house, under lights is just not going to work. You can also put some shade over those transplants. When the plants are, I don't know, 6 inches, pull both layers up just above the top leaves and then when they grow another 6 inches to a foot, pull that top layer up. Fusarium is probably already on your property. According to Farmer Bailey, lisianthus is tolerant of frost when it is young, and will be fine with temperatures down to 20F (-6C), assuming it is planted in the ground (they CANNOT handle these temps in a tray). Orders for multiple ship dates must be placed separately. The chemicals that were previously used to sterilize soil are pretty much outlawed because they're pretty toxic, so, you know there are some studies going on getting back into soil steaming. You might notice me speaking in the past tense, because we just sold this farm last week and I can tell you more about that later. Lisianthus will not flower in the plug tray like some plants will, it must reach a certain stage of maturity before buds will form. Everyone's conditions are different, but just remember that cool start requirement and ample water in the early weeks and you'll be safe. Or, if for something, you know, if something changes in your world, maybe your ground hasn't completely thawed, maybe your employees haven't shown up yet. I think they will all respond to it. I know Lisa Mason Zieglar lists them as cool flowers in her book. It must be warm enough (general summer conditions are warm enough), it must be receiving "long days" like we all have in summer. The tiny buds won't develop after cutting, and some growers trim them off (common in Japan) but most just leave them on. Click here to learn more. WISH I HAD BOUGHT MORE!, "There are a lot of things that can - and do - go wrong in any growing season, but these lisianthus are doing just fine. You might trim off some dead flowers, but they're going to keep opening new buds, so I don't think like a tulip or a lily you have to cut that on the day it is ready and that's just not the case with lisianthus. It's real art learning how to how to stake things, but you're always better to do it a little sooner than a little bit later. That seemed a lot higher than I remembered, so I checked my records and, guess what? With this experiment, I'm thinking that it will be great if even just a few viable plants result from the work. If an item goes out of stock, or there is a shipping charge discrepancy, you will be notified via email and refunded promptly. Fantastic plugs! And I was glad to see you wearing the blue. All Lisianthus will initially produce one bud, followed by side branches that make many more buds. Don't hold your lisianthus in a tray. "Growing your business from the ground up", The Henry F. Michell Company has been supplying greenhouse growers, nurseries, landscapers, and others with top-quality garden products for over 123 years! I feel confident that we reached near that level. How to Grow Lisianthus Plugs. 14-21 days of vase life is not uncommon. And, if they aren't looking like this, keep trying, but maybe also try a tray or two of plugs and see if the result is different in the end. I have made this mistake enough times to last a lifetime. Most of what Iknow about growing cut flowers has been learned through this organization that charges you $200.00 a year to be a member. Read more Designer Highlight: Moniek Vanden Berghe Lisianthus expert and flower farmer Bailey Hale teaches you how to grow premium Lisianthus stems in this one-hour video with Q&A. To accommodate a larger plug, use a spoon or hand trowel. 45 Comments. Lisianthus can be planted quite close together. In a tunnel you can plant 4-6 weeks before last outdoor frost. Farmer Bailey Flower Plug Unboxing: Lisianthus - YouTube (Big Bend bluebonnet), a potential cut flower crop, were subjected to a variety of scarification and temperature treatments. Okay these rose types sometimes look a little bit like ranunculus too. Umm, yeah, why? By that point you're already getting true leaves, but you're lucky if you've got just those two first cotyledons after even a couple weeks in that germination chamber. 2023 Farmer Bailey Inc., All rights reserved. Soil steaming has also been used, but it is a cumbersome process that generally uses significant amounts of petroleum to accomplish, so it is also not often carried out. Right. Kentucky should be a great place to get a second or maybe even third flush. We struggled with delphinium and craspedia last year-- so they made the list, too. The Japanese will also pinch out the very tips of their lisianthus so you know in this case I've grown this stem in the Japanese style, but I've got four big flowers and then I've got three or four buds that will probably go on and open in the base, so justit's a lot of labor. The Association of Specialty Cut Flower Growers, ASCFG. There's no magic solution other than just get rid of your weeds. I also, when I'm planting, I leave a 6 inch gap between each variety. 128's are slightly larger and slightly older than 216's, but I see little difference in the end result when either size are planted out at the same time. Much love,Sweet Girl :D PLUGS + BULBS: Fred C Gloeckner & Co + Farmer Bailey. But Lisianthus is what we're here to talk about tonight. There is no advantage to planting in the fall for growers in the more northerly 80% of the US. These are probably best in tunnels. But use those groups 3 and 4 because they won't respond to that long day length as quickly as the groups 1 and 2. Most of the instructions I am finding online are similar. So just that you know a little bit of protection from the wind does make any plant grow taller, so it's not just lisianthus. History Group created on December 9, 2016 Lisianthus will initiate buds when several criteria are met. Their structures are not elaborate or fancy. There's my husband, Thomas, in ourherbaceous perennial field. BH: So, in that case you want to, you know, if you want it to be a uniform flush, you want to harvest most ofyour plants at the same time. Most of the peat-based medias are sterile and we're still using peat in the US. They have an office in California as well, but Voyage, Roseanne, Rosita, a lot of the varieties we rely on come from Sakata and have an excellent tutorial. All those good things. Series like Voyage, Corelli, Celeb, Megalo. Have a wonderful summer! We get a lot of questions about the bloom groups so you'll see them listed mostly 1, 2, 3, and 4. and this last one is a little hard to define, as it varies by variety. He's going to be covering Lisianthus, talking about production for cut flower growers. The second flush will branch, so you probably get maybe three or four on your second flush. Now is a great time to start thinking about what lisianthus plugs you want to order for next year! I'll say, this spring, I forgot I had some. 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