| Plant Culture Information |
| Common Name: Belgian Mum 'Cento' |
| Description: Hardy in most climates with decorative bronze flowers. Blooms naturally in the late season. |
| pH: 5.6 - 6.2 |
| Temperature: 50-80ºF |
| Light: Best performance in full sun |
| Irrigation: Even soil moisture in summer and fall |
| Planting: Weeks 21-30 for fall crop, weeks 1-9 for early spring crop. 7 week blackcloth response time. |
| Rooting: 12-18 days with URC |
| Pinching: No pinch required |
| Fertilization: Feed with balanced fertilizers at 300 ppm after planting, reduce fertilizer before first color. |
| Regulators: B-9, Sumagic, Bonzi spray or drench |
| Pest/Diseases: Caterpillars, leafminer, whitefly and thrips. Will develop root rot if too wet. |
| Usage: Full sun and partial shade flower beds, container gardening, hanging baskets and large pots or bushell baskets. |
| -from GroLink |
A very lovely bicolor bronze/orange variety for early October sales, ‘Cento’ has a mound habit that is suitable for any container size. It shows a slight delay in the South.
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