Potted plants are indispensable in any professional flower and plant assortment. They bring color, fragrance, and ambiance to spaces where space is limited, and are popular with both consumers and florists. For growers and wholesalers, potted plants also offer a flexible and profitable cultivation segment: they take up little space, have a short growth cycle, and are easy to transport.
Popular and easy-to-grow varieties include petunia, lobelia, impatiens, and begonia. They germinate quickly and bloom profusely in pots or containers.
Most potted plants are sown from February to April. Sow indoors or in a greenhouse at a constant temperature and with sufficient light.
Yes, many potted plants do well outside on the patio or balcony, as long as they get enough sunlight and are protected from frost.
Depending on the species, potted plants bloom for 3 to 6 months, often from late spring into autumn.
Absolutely. Potted plants are easy to transport, have a high turnover rate, and are attractive for export thanks to their compact size and uniform presentation.
