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    Angelonia angustifolia, commonly known as summer snapdragon, is native to Mexico and the West Indies. It thrives in full sun to partial shade and prefers warm temperatures between 68-82°F during the day and 62-65°F at night. The plant roots from cuttings in 2-3 weeks and is ready for sale in pots within 5-8 weeks. It requires constant feeding with a balanced fertilizer and moist soil to prevent root damage. Common pests include aphids and thrips while diseases like botrytis and pythium may affect the plant.

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    Angelonia angustifolia, commonly known as summer snapdragon, is native to Mexico and the West Indies. It thrives in full sun to partial shade and prefers warm temperatures between 68-82°F during the day and 62-65°F at night. The plant roots from cuttings in 2-3 weeks and is ready for sale in pots within 5-8 weeks. It requires constant feeding with a balanced fertilizer and moist soil to prevent root damage. Common pests include aphids and thrips while diseases like botrytis and pythium may affect the plant.

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    Angelonia Angustifolia - Alonia™ Culture Description

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    Angelonia angustifolia, commonly known as summer snapdragon, is native to Mexico and the West Indies. It thrives in full sun to partial shade and prefers warm temperatures between 68-82°F during the day and 62-65°F at night. The plant roots from cuttings in 2-3 weeks and is ready for sale in pots within 5-8 weeks. It requires constant feeding with a balanced fertilizer and moist soil to prevent root damage. Common pests include aphids and thrips while diseases like botrytis and pythium may affect the plant.

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    Angelonia angustifolia - Alonia Culture Description

    FAMILY: Scrophulariaceae COMMON NAME: Summer Snapdragon ORIGIN: Mexico, West Indies SEASON: Spring, summer and autumn. In moderate climates, winter as well. USDA HARDINESS: 10 - 11 ROOTING: 2-3 weeks at temperatures of 64-75 (18-24). PLANTING: For 4" (10 cm) pot, use 1 plant per pot. Ready for sales (from rooted cutting) within 5-8 weeks. For 6" (15 cm) pot, use 1-2 plants per pot. Ready in 7-10weeks. PINCHING: Once, in trays - about 10 days before liner planting, or about 10 days after planting and establishing. LIGHT INTENSITY: Full sunlight to partial shade (min. 6000fc / 60000 lux). TEMPERATURE: Day: 68-82 (20-28). Night: 62-65 (17-18). FERTILIZATION: Constant feed with a balanced fertilizer (200-250 ppm N) that contains average levels of micronutrients. IRRIGATION: Keep moist, but not over watered, to prevent root damage. MEDIUM: Use a well-drained, disease-free potting mix. pH 5.5 - 6.3, EC 0.6 - 0.9. GROWTH REGULATORS: Optional. Not necessary under high light intensities. 1-3 sprays of ALAR (B-Nine) 3 gr/L according to required plant size. DISEASES & PEST CONTROL: Insects: Aphids, Thrips. Diseases: Botrytis, Pythium.
    The cultural instructions presented here should be regarded as general guidelines. It is advised to make necessary adjustments when growing in different climatic conditions and agricultural practices. Danziger "Dan" Flower Farm is not responsible for any damage caused by implementation of the recommendations.

    Danziger "Dan" Flower Farm www.danziger.co.il, danziger@danziger.co.il

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