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ActiveCelosia argentea L. var. cristata (L.) Kuntze · Cockscomb
L.J. Noordam
10 August 2026
The plant belongs to the Celosia cristata group and the Bombay series. The inflorescences have a dense, velvety, burgundy-colored cockscomb shape. Plant height is 50–100 cm; they are characterized by uniformity and the presence of long, strong stems.
The variety is intended for cultivation in protected soil. To obtain high-quality cut flowers, maintaining a temperature of no lower than 15 °C and good lighting is required. The plants are suitable for use in fresh arrangements and as part of dried bouquets.
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