Begonia «French Cancan» is a large-flowered annual with a unique inflorescence shape, attracting attention with its double and semi-double structure. Flowers reach 7–10 cm in diameter; their petal-languages are twisted into tubes along their length, creating an eye-catching appearance. The plant features high frost hardiness (zones 7–8) and can be planted after spring frosts, typically in May.
The flowering period of «French Cancan» lasts from July until the first frosts, ensuring a long decorative effect. Growing requires sunny exposure, moderately moist soil, and regular care – watering when soil is dry and fertilizing at the start of growth. Seeds are usually sown in March–April in a peat and sand mixture (ratio 3:1). At a soil temperature of +18 °C, seedlings appear within 7–14 days, and pricking out is conducted at the stage of two true leaves.
Plant height ranges from 100 to 130 cm, making it suitable for both group plantings in the garden and cutting. Flowers are available in pink and purple shades, adding variety to floral compositions. Thanks to simple care and resilience to adverse conditions, «French Cancan» becomes a popular choice among gardeners seeking to create a bright and long-lasting color arrangement.
