The geranium variety Falcon F1 stands out with features such as self-cleaning, pollen-free and endlessly blooming. Geranium falcon F1 does not produce pollen, people who suffer from allergies will also appreciate the absence of pollen.  As a result, it does not attract insects and does not produce the unwanted spikes. In order to save the best values of this variety, it is recommended to plant these geraniums 50 meters away from other pollen spreading plants. This means that the inflorescence falls off spontaneously after flowering. Apart from this, the lifespan of the inflorescence is more than 7 days longer and plants produce up to 20% more flowers during vegetation than conventional varieties. Perennial flowers, but annual if grown outdoors. The blooms are 10–11 cm in diameter, scarlet. The plant leaves are green. Blooms abundantly until the frost. Suitable for growing indoors and outdoors, resistant to diseases and parasites. The best time to sow geranium seeds is January – February. The depth in which seeds need to be sown is 0,4–0,5 cm. To disinfect the substrate before sowing, use a 1 % solution of potassium permanganate (1 g KMnO4 – per 1 liter of water) or watered with a 0.15% solution of "Previcur" or another fungicide. The best germination is when the temperature is stable around 21– 24° C.

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The geranium variety Falcon F1 stands out with features such as self-cleaning, pollen-free and endlessly blooming. Geranium falcon F1 does not produce pollen, people who suffer from allergies will also appreciate the absence of pollen.  As a result, it does not attract insects and does not produce the unwanted spikes. In order to save the best values of this variety, it is recommended to plant these geraniums 50 meters away from other pollen spreading plants. This means that the inflorescence falls off spontaneously after flowering. Apart from this, the lifespan of the inflorescence is more than 7 days longer and plants produce up to 20% more flowers during vegetation than conventional varieties. Perennial flowers, but annual if grown outdoors. The blooms are 10–11 cm in diameter, violet. The plant leaves are green. Blooms abundantly until the frost. Suitable for growing indoors and outdoors, resistant to diseases and parasites. The best time to sow geranium seeds is January – February. The depth in which seeds need to be sown is 0,4–0,5 cm. To disinfect the substrate before sowing, use a 1 % solution of potassium permanganate (1 g KMnO4 – per 1 liter of water) or watered with a 0.15% solution of "Previcur" or another fungicide. The best germination is when the temperature is stable around 21– 24° C.

	JAN	FEB	MAR	APR	MAY	JUN	JUL	AUG	SEP	OCT	NOV	DEC
Sowing
Sowing in open field
Transplantation
Harvest