Kapkörbchen Standardsorte
Variety
created by Alex&Sempi at 15.06.2025
Location
planting: bed
planting: outdoor
planting: raised bed
sheltered from the wind
planting: house wall / wall
Soil: permeable soil
soil moisture: no waterlogging
Planting: windowsill / indoor space
Fertilization: nutrient-rich
fertilization: humus-enriched
planting: hanging basket / dish
Soil: gravelly to sandy
Soil: light to medium-heavy
planting: open balcony or terrace
Soil: sandy to loamy
pH value: acidic to neutral (5,5-7)
planting: covered balcony or terrace
Soil moisture: moderately dry to fresh
Planting: rock garden / alpine garden
Planting: pots, tubs, or boxes
Light: Sun
Planting: frost-free
Fertilization: moderate
Water: moderately
Water: Let the substrate dry in between
Heat requirement: moderate
Pflanzung: vertikales Beet
Düngung: kalktolerant
Growth habit
lifespan: biennial
growth habit: compact
growth habit: ground cover
growth habit: herbaceous
flower: flowering
root type: shallow-rooted
normal growth
warm germination
ornamental plant
growth habit: upright-bushy
flower: continuous bloomer
propagation by cuttings
leaves: leafy
wide: 20 - 30 cm
height: 20 - 40 cm
growth habit: upright flower stems
simple flower
large flowers
Spear shaped leaves
propagation by seeds
leaves slim
perennial
insect pollination
Resistances
resistant
robust
drought tolerant
Little susceptible
frost-sensitive
heat tolerant
Taste
Edible, Non-toxic
slightly sweet
Color
Flower white
Flower crimson
Flower yellow
Flower orange
Flower pink
Flower light-violet
Fruit shape
Achänen
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Planting
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Origin Native to South Africa, the Cape basket (Osteospermum) belongs to the Asteraceae family. The numerous Osteospermum hybrids are particularly widespread and popular here, providing color in potted gardens and flower beds throughout the summer. Growth The sun-loving cape basket has a compact habit and can grow between 20 and 40 centimetres tall, depending on the variety, with its long-stemmed flowers being somewhat taller. It grows upright and bushy. Leaves The leaves of the cape basket are elongated, lanceolate and green. Flowers The flowers only open in the sun. Osteospermum is also known as Cape daisy because of the similarity of its flowers to the daisy. With a flowering period from May to September, it is a real continuous bloomer. The capitula flowers are often bicolored, often the underside of the petals appear in a different shade, sometimes the color also changes from the inside of the flower to the edge, which makes the cape capitula extremely versatile and decorative. The color palette of the flowers ranges from violet to pale pink to yellow. Orange-flowering and white-flowering varieties are the most common here. Fruits The seeds of Osteospermum develop in so-called achenes, i.e. nut-like nuts. They are winged.
F1 Hybrid
Not frost resistant
Location
Light requirement
Sunny
Water requirement
Moist
Soil
Light (sandy)
Nutrient requirement
Medium
Light germinator
Germination temperature
18 - 20 °C (Degrees Celsius)
Plant distance
25 cm
Row spacing
30 cm
Seeding depth
0.5 cm
Root Rot
Grey mold
Powdery mildews
Spider mites
Aphids
White fly