The variety belongs to late-flowering poinsettia cultivars. Derivative forms exist, such as Peterstar Marble, which is distinguished by bicolored pink bracts with creamy-white margins.
The plant was used in scientific experiments studying the nutrition of western flower thrips and the effect of phytoplasmas on the branching processes of poinsettias. In the modern floral industry, the variety is considered obsolete and is rarely found in current catalogs.
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Countries of admission
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Variety registered as early as 6
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Also known as
breeder code PETERSTAR
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PETER STARprimaryJP
PeterstarCH, DE, DK, EC, FR, GB, IL, IT, NL, QZ, US
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