SPREY CARNATION
Sprey carnations are an aesthetic and versatile flower variety frequently preferred for garden decorations, floral arrangements, and general décor. This type of carnation distinguishes itself by blooming multiple flowers on a single stem, providing a voluminous and rich appearance.
| Origin | : | Turkey |
| Color | : | Wide range of color options |
| Length | : | 47cm / 50cm / 52cm / 55cm / 60cm |
| Stems per Bunch | : | 50 |
| Stems per Box | : | 500 |
| Box Size | : | 500-stem carnation box |
| Sleeve | : | Special sleeve |
| Pallet | : | 33 boxes per pallet |
| Harvest Criteria | : | Straight, non-bent stems |
| Cooling | : | 2º / 4º Celsius |
| Availability | : | Year-round |
Flower Structure: Sprey carnation stems typically bear 3 to 7 flowers. The blooms are usually small and delicate in appearance.
Color Variety: Available in a range of colors, including white, pink, red, yellow, and purple. Many varieties also feature patterned or bi-colored petals.
Fragrance: Has a light and pleasant scent, though it is not as intense as that of classic carnations.
Durability: Highly long-lasting as a cut flower, maintaining its freshness for days when placed in a vase with water.
Soil: Prefers well-drained, nutrient-rich soil.
Light: A sun-loving plant, but it can also grow in partially shaded areas.
Watering: Should be watered regularly, but overwatering should be avoided.
Climate: Thrives in temperate climates but is not resistant to harsh winter conditions.
Decoration: Popular in floral arrangements for weddings, birthdays, and special events.
Flower Bouquets: Sprey carnation is frequently preferred in bouquets due to its voluminous appearance.
Garden Landscaping: Ideal for adding color and filling empty spaces in gardens.
Symbol of Affection: Different colors are used to express various emotions. For example, pink symbolizes love and compassion, while white represents purity.