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Alstroemeria 'Inticancha Antarctica'

Inticancha Series (compact garden alstroemeria) · VOF Hortipartners, 2015, Netherlands

V Written by Editorial Team · Updated August 2026

Alstroemeria ‘Inticancha Antarctica’ is a dwarf white selection in the Inticancha series, bred for compact habit and long, profuse flowering. Its standout trait is crisp white blooms marked with burgundy streaks on a tidy, non‑invasive clump. It excels in containers and small beds in warm‑winter regions, and as a summer container plant elsewhere. Plants bloom from early summer well into fall given sun, drainage, and regular moisture.

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Inticancha Antarctica

Inticancha Series (compact garden alstroemeria) · VOF Hortipartners, 2015, Netherlands

At‑a‑glance

  • Group/Class: Inticancha Series (compact garden alstroemeria)
  • Height × spread: 12-20 in × 12-20 in (30-50 cm × 30-50 cm)
  • Bloom window: early summer to fall
  • Color & flower form: crisp white with burgundy streaks; lily‑like clusters
  • Fragrance: 0 none
  • USDA hardiness: zones 7-10; grown as annual/container north of zone 7
  • Breeder / Year / Origin: VOF Hortipartners, 2015, Netherlands
  • Awards/registration: US Plant Patent PP25,370 (as ‘Tesantarc’)
  • Pet safety: generally safe for cats and dogs

How it differs

  • Ultra‑compact habit suited to small spaces and patio pots.
  • Non‑invasive clumps versus older, spreading selections.
  • White flowers with clean markings for a high‑contrast look.
  • Blooms well into fall with regular picking.

Strengths

  • Reliable container performance.
  • Extended bloom season.
  • Tidy stature with minimal staking required.
  • Good heat performance in sun with moisture.

Care in one minute

Sun to part sun; brightest blooms with at least 4-6 hours of light.

Well‑drained, fertile soil or potting mix; keep evenly moist.

Light, regular feeding during the growing season.

Remove spent stems at the base to extend bloom.

In cold regions, overwinter containers frost‑free and fairly dry.

Watch‑outs

  • Half‑hardy; protect from hard freezes in containers.
  • Shorter stems limit use for tall cut arrangements.
  • Roots are fragile when repotting or dividing.

Best uses (tags)

  • containers
  • borders
  • accent
  • heat‑tolerant
  • late season

Provenance note

Trade name ‘Inticancha Antarctica’; patented as ‘Tesantarc’ (PP25,370). Developed within a Dutch breeding program focused on compact, freely flowering patio alstroemerias.

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