✂ Cut Flower

Hapet Vino

The stem that makes red feel like something more.

Also known as: Vino, Pom Pon Vino

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Pompon · 2–2.4"PurplePeter Haslhofer (2005)Austria

Deep wine spheres hold their color even in low light, long after softer flowers have faded. Bred in Austria for the cut flower trade, it travels without bruising and opens cleanly from bud. Florists and farmers market growers reach for it when they need a saturated anchor that works with almost anything around it. It was bred in Austria by Peter Haslhofer in 2005.

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Specifications

Physical

Form: Pompon
Bloom class: Munder 4"
Bloom size: 2–2.4"(5.0–6.0 cm)
Plant height: 35–55"

Color

Color: Purple
Pattern: Dark Blend
Tags: wineburgundyplumdark red

Growing context

Cut flower: ✓ Yes

Provenance

2005
Austria
Breeder: Peter Haslhofer

Growing Hapet Vino

Plant your tuber once the soil has warmed and all frost risk has passed. Pinch out the growing tip once your plant has several sets of leaves to encourage branching and more stems. It grows tall, so stake early before the stems get away from you. Disbud is not required. Harvest stems when the bloom is fully open, cutting as deep into the plant as you can to get the longest possible stem.

Spacing: Space roughly 2–3 ft apart
Staking: Stake early — stems carry heavy blooms and lean in wind