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standard pot gerbera F1 series
At‑a‑glance
- Group/Class: standard pot gerbera F1 series
- Height × spread: 4 to 8 in × 10 to 12 in (10 to 20 cm × 25 to 30 cm)
- Bloom window: late spring to early fall; varies by climate
- Color & flower form: single daisies in many colors; light or dark eye options
- Fragrance: 0 none
- USDA hardiness: grown as annual in most regions; perennial only in zones 8 to 10
- Breeder / Year / Origin: PanAmerican Seed, unknown, USA
- Awards/registration: none
- Cut-flower notes: short stems; best used as a potted display rather than for cutting
- Pet safety: safe
How it differs
- Highly synchronized flowering across the color range.
- Compact habit suits small containers and tight spaces.
- Faster crop time and a dependable second flush of blooms.
- Designed for indoor or patio use rather than in-ground beds.
Strengths
- Uniform plants and bloom timing.
- Continuous display with deadheading and feeding.
- Wide palette including bicolors and dark-eye forms.
Care in one minute
Light: full sun with afternoon shade where summers are hot.
Soil: well-drained potting mix; keep crown slightly above media surface.
Water when the top inch is dry; avoid overhead irrigation.
Feed every 2 to 4 weeks with a balanced fertilizer.
Deadhead by removing the entire spent stem at its base.
Overwinter indoors in bright, cool conditions only in mild climates.
Watch‑outs
- Crown rot risk if soil stays wet or if crown is buried.
- Thrips and spider mites can be issues; monitor leaves and flowers.
- High heat can slow bud formation; give afternoon shade in hot zones.
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Provenance note
Developed by PanAmerican Seed as a uniform, programmable pot gerbera for year-round production. Home gardeners benefit from its predictable flowering habit.
References
- PanAmerican Seed – 2026 to 2027 Catalog: Revolution page
- PanAmerican Seed – Revolution GrowerFacts (PDF)
- Clemson HGIC – Gerbera Daisy care
- ASPCA – Gerber Daisy (non-toxic to pets)
