CUPIDONCHIK

The Cupidonchik aster is an annual herbaceous plant with an erect, hairy stem reaching a height of 45-55 cm. The flowers are bright yellow, forming compact pompon-type inflorescences, which give the plant decorative appeal. This culture prefers sunny locations with fertile, calcareous soils, which promotes its active growth and abundant flowering.

Sowing Cupidonchik aster seeds directly into the ground is recommended for southern regions from mid-March to May, and for more northern regions in March-April, to a depth of 1-1.5 cm. To obtain earlier and higher quality flowering, seeds are sown for seedlings at an age of 45-50 days at a temperature of 16-18 degrees. Seedlings are transplanted into the ground after reaching the specified age, which ensures optimal conditions for plant development.

Cupidonchik aster flowering begins in August and continues until October, allowing them to be used for decorating flower beds, rabattas, and rock gardens for a long period. The plant is light-loving and frost-hardy, requiring regular watering and fertile soils with good moisture. Thanks to these qualities, the Cupidonchik aster is an excellent choice for creating bright and durable floral compositions in the garden.