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The best Pansy ever.

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“Cool Wave Pansies are so easy!”

The most vigorous of its type, Cool Wave is a large-flowered spreading and trailing pansy. Plant into the garden during the Autumn in baskets, pots or in the ground and it will grow up to 75 cm/30” per plant producing an abundance of beautiful flowers.

It is very tolerant of a harsh winter, and survives to extremes of -25°C /-13°F. Then after the winter, it is the first pansy to return into bloom as soon as the weather begins to warm up. Cool Wave will satisfy gardeners until well into the summer months!

Here is the stunning line up of Cool Wave colours. The most sought after colours have been bred for you so that your customers will come back for more and more.

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Blooming Season: Autumn, Winter, Spring, and Early Summer Plant Habit: Spreading, Trailing Winter Hardiness: to ± -25°C Water: Medium Fertilize: Every two weeks Spacing: 30 cm Height: 15 – 20 cm Width: 60 – 75 cm Exposure: Full Sun to part shade Ideas & Tips: Place in sun (at least 6 hours).

Feed regularly to promote lush, vigorous growth and continued blooming.

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You will find out about brand ‘’Cool Wave’’ and how this can easily fit into your year round growing programme so that you can make more money from, and enjoy Easy Spreading Colour Process

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Consumer case studies Grower case studies Get connected Cool Wave at the point of sale Your campaign How to grow Cool Wave Cool Wave production calender Cool Wave Grower Facts Join the Promotion

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“Cool Wave offers the home gardener something different.”

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interests. Therefore to manage this demand an online community portal

wave-rave.eu and other social media such as Facebook, YouTube and Pinterest.

for Cool Wave has been set up using the website

Encourage your customer to join in!

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The Cool Wave point of sale programme helps you to sell more Promotional items are available in English, German, French, Dutch and multi-language versions. The following is a selection of what is currently offered, it’s as easy as Cool Wave!

Hanging basket collar

Transform your ordinary looking hanging basket into a more attractive purchase for the consumer.

Universal premium pack handle

As easy as ‘Cool Wave’, this concept is ideal for the impulse purchase, the consumer can just ‘pick-up and go’!

Bench card

Educate the consumer about Cool Wave with this easy-to-read bench card

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The best pansy ever.

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Cool Wave pot

Distinctive Cool Wave pots are widely available from all leading suppliers and come in 10.5cm, 12cm and 13cm sizes.

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Attract more business with this attractive waterproof banner.

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4-sided communication tower

Make an impact in a busy retail environment. This 4-sided tower provides you with a centre-point attraction to your display and provides extra information to the consumer.

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3-sided communication tower

This alternative tower provides a life-like example of how impressive Cool Wave is.

200x48 cm

Danish car Premium label

Stand out from the crowd with this surprising premium label that pushes your customers’ ‘buy me!’, button.

Pot label

This easy to insert tag will attract and educate the consumer.

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The Cool Wave brand allows you to design and personalise your own Cool Wave POS programme. Up-to-date prices are available from the latest Cool Wave Marketing Support pricelist or on the PanAmerican Seed

webshop at www.wave-rave.eu.

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Your campaign The Cool Wave brand allows you to design and personalise your own Cool Wave point of sale programme. If you have a different supplier of pots, labels or other marketing

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materials, we will work with them at no extra cost to you. If you would like to develop different forms, shapes and sizes or a personalised programme please don’t hesitate to get in touch.

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“But is it so easy to grow Cool Wave?”

Use a larger plug size Cool Wave plants develop lateral branches faster in larger plug sizes. Using a larger plug size is critical, such as a 128 or larger. Cool Wave will spread faster and fill out your baskets and containers more quickly.

Use fewer plants per basket Less is more! Cool Wave is easy to produce with fewer plants per basket.

Using 128 plugs with 3 plants per basket will finish faster than 5 plants per basket using 288 plugs.

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From left to right: 288 plug and 128 plug sown on the same day. Lateral branches develop and spread faster in larger plugs such as a 128.

From left to right: 288 plug and 128 plug sown on the same day

Cool Wave plugs, sown at the same date,will spread, flower and finish significantly faster when using a larger plug.

Cool Wave baskets: left column 288 plugs with 5 plants vs. right column 128 plugs with 3 plants planted at the same time.

Cool Wave with 3 (left) vs. 7

(right) plants per basket 6 weeks after transplant. Overcrowding of

plugs (on right) causes undesirable up

right growth and stretch.

Use less to no PGR Use less PGRs. Cool Wave has a lower PGR rate than a standard Pansy. PGRs are rarely needed when growing in large containers and hanging baskets. If needed, use light applications during summer production and/or for smaller container sizes.

Feed your Cool Wave Cool Wave builds plant mass. Heavier feed is required through finishing. Low feed can cause purple foliage, chlorosis and small flowers Cool Wave baskets four (left photo) and six (right photo) weeks after transplant.

In each photo: basket with 288 plugs left, baskets with 128 plugs right.

Start with lower PGR rates Compared to standard pansies, Cool Wave requires fewer PGRs, or under ideal conditions no PGRs, in the plug stage. This is to ensure that the spreading habit isn’t delayed or stunted. Higher rates and frequency might be needed in summer and when using smaller plug sizes.

Cool Wave is sold as Primed Seed and it takes 35-40 days to finish a 128 plug from sowing.

24 days from sow:

288 left vs. 128 right

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Cool Wave overwintering Cool Wave is a truly spreading plant with large flowers and more vigour than any other. Cool Wave is frost tolerant to -25°C and has proven performance over multiple years of trialling.

Left two rows: Cool Wave overwintered,

right three rows: old, existing standard pansy varieties overwintered

Cool Wave has a short photoperiod response making Cool Wave the earliest to flower once the Spring returns.

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Cool Wave Production Calendar Sow week

Plug production

Finished plant production

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Growerfacts Plug Production Viola x wittrockiana Approximate seed count: 21,200-32,600 S/oz. (750-1,150 S/g)

Spring/Fall Production Media Use a well-drained, disease-free media. A pH range of 5.4 to 5.8 and EC less than 0.75 mmhos/cm (2:1 extraction) is recommended. Keep the phosphorus level as low as possible to avoid initial stretch.

Sowing Plug Tray Size Can be produced in a 288-cell or 128-cell size tray (105, 128, 144 or equivalent) with 1 seed per cell. The larger size of 128-cell will promote stronger lateral growth and quicker finish, with more flowers. Smaller plug sizes restrict the plant growth and increase the crop time; we do not recommend plug sizes smaller than 288.

A medium covering of coarse-grade vermiculite is recommended at sowing to help maintain humidity around the germinating seed for better germination performance.

Stage 1 – Germination takes approximately 3 to 4 days.

Germination temperature: 65 to 70°F (18 to 21°C) Light: Light is not required for germination.

Moisture: Keep the soil wet (level 4) during Stage 1 Relative humidity: Maintain 95 to 97% relative humidity until cotyledons emerge.

Stage 2 Temperature: 65 to 72°F (18 to 22°C) days; 60°F (16°C) nights Light: Can be up to 2,500 f.c. (26,900 Lux).

Media moisture: Keep the media medium (level 3) to medium wet (level 4).

Fertilizer: Apply fertilizer at rate 1 (less than 100 ppm N/ less than 0.7 mS/cm EC) with a nitrate-form fertilizer with low phosphorous.

Stage 3 Temperature: 65 to 70°F (18 to 21°C) days; 60°F (16°C) nights Light: Can be up to 2,500 f.c. (26,900 Lux).

Media moisture: Keep the media medium wet (level 3) during Stages 3 and 4.

Fertilizer: Increase the fertilizer rate to 2 (100 to 175 ppm

N/0.7 to 1.2 mS/cm EC). Maintain a media pH of 5.4 to 5.8 and EC at 0.7 to 1.0 mS/cm (1:2 extraction). A higher pH (greater than 6.2) can induce Boron deficiency.

Stage 4 Temperature: 62 to 67°F (16 to 19°C) days; 55°F (12°C) nights Light: Light levels can be up to 5,000 f.c. (53,800 Lux) if temperatures can be maintained.

Fertilizer: Same as Stage 3.

Plant Growth Regulators When compared to standard pansies, Cool Wave pansies require fewer PGRs, or under ideal conditions they require no PGRs, in the plug stage. This is to ensure that the spreading habit isn’t delayed or stunted.

If needed, treat with a foliage spray of Daminozide (B-Nine) 2500 ppm (3.0 g/l 85% formulation or 4.0 g/l of 64% formulation) and Chlormequat (Cycocel) 500 ppm (4.2 ml/l 11.8% formulation or 0.7 ml/l 75% formulation), applied once when the first set of true leaves is fully open.

Note: Some varieties are more sensitive than others to ancymidol (A-Rest); you may notice less uniformity between varieties if using ancymidol (A-Rest) in plug production.

Northwestern Europe: If needed, treat with a foliar spray of daminozide (B-Nine/Alar) at 1,280 ppm (1.5 g/l of 85% formulation or 2 g/l of 64% formulation) applied once when the first set of true leaves is fully open.

Transplant the plugs “on time” to avoid flower bud initiation in the plug stage.

Fall Production Growing On to Finish Container Size: 306 packs, 4.5-in. (10.5-cm) pots, quarts, 6-in. (15-cm), and 10 to 12-in. (25 to 30-cm) or similar size hanging baskets.

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Media Use a well-drained, disease-free media with a pH of 5.4 to 5.8 and a medium initial nutrient charge.

have reached desired size, apply 0.125 ppm (0.03 ml/l of 0.4% formulation) paclobutrazol with the following volume depending on container size: use 1.3 ounces for 306 packs, 2.5 ounces for 4.5-inch and Quart, 4 ounces for 6-in. pots, 10 ounces for gallons, and 12 ounces for 10-in. baskets.

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Temperature Night: 55 to 60°F (12 to 15°C) Day: 62 to 70°F (16 to 21°C) Light Keep light levels as high as possible while maintaining appropriate temperatures.

Fertilizer Starting a week after transplant, apply nitrate-form with low phosphorus fertilizer once a week at rate 3 (175 to 225 ppm N/1.2 to 1.5 mS/cm EC).

For constant feed programs, apply fertilizer at 125 ppm N/1.0 mS/cm EC using predominantly nitrate-form fertilizer with low phosphorus. If needed, alternate with a balanced ammonium and nitrate-form fertilizer to encourage growth and balance the media pH. Maintain the media EC at 1.25 to 1.5 mS/cm and pH at 5.4 to 5.8. If the media pH is greater than 6.2, take corrective measures.

Northwestern Europe: Temperature control is the best natural growth-controlling factor.

If needed, apply a tank mix foliar spray of daminozide (BNine/Alar) and chlormequat (Cycocel) once after transplant. Apply daminozide (B-Nine/Alar) at 1,280 ppm (1.5 g/l of 85% formulation or 2 g/l of 64% formulation) and chlormequat (Cycocel) at 750 ppm (6.4 ml/l of 11.8% formulation or 1 ml/l of 75% formulation) as a tank mix.

Pinching Pinching is not recommended.

Because Cool Wave pansies are vigorous and spreading, they require more fertilizer to maintain good flowering in the landscape and for consumers. It is recommended to use slow release fertilizer such as Osmocote 15-9-12 at low to medium rate as a top dressing before shipping.

Irrigation Maintain optimal media moisture, i.e. not too wet or not too dry.

Plant Growth Regulators Use tank mix foliar sprays of daminozide (B-Nine/Alar) at 5,000 ppm (5.9 g/l of 85% formulation or 7.8 g/l of 64% formulation) and chlormequat (Cycocel ) at 500 ppm (4.3 ml/l of 11.8% formulation or 0.7 ml/l of 75% formulation) to control plant growth. Weekly applications are recommended for 306 packs, 4.5-in. (10.5-cm) pots, quarts, 6-in. (15-cm) pots. You will likely be able to skip a few applications in larger containers.

If additional control is needed, very light rate of paclobutrazol (Bonzi) can be applied as a drench. When plants

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Crop scheduling from a larger cell plug 105, 128, 144, etc

Weeks from transplant to finish

Container

Plugs per pot

Autumn

4 ½ in. (10.5 cm), Quart

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10-in. (25-cm) basket

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12-in. (30-cm) basket

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Crop scheduling from 288 plug or similar size.

Weeks from transplant to finish

Container

Plugs per pot/cell

Autumn

306 pack (or equivalent)

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Growerfacts Crop Scheduling Sow to transplant: Summer/Autumn: It takes approximately 4.5-5 weeks to finish a 128-cell or similar size plug. It takes approximately 3.5 weeks to finish a 288- cell plug.

At 3.5 weeks, you may not get fully rooted plugs but this younger plug will finish substantially faster for the finished grower. At 5 or more weeks, Cool Wave may become rootbound and check the growth in a 288 plug.

Transplant to finish: Note: Overcrowding plugs can result in a more mounded basket that will not trail over the sides as much.

Northwestern Europe: Total crop time to finish in 4.5-in.

(10.5-cm) pots for Autumn production can be approximately 14 weeks from sowing. With Autumn sowings for Spring production when growing frost free, plan 21-22 weeks from sow for Spring production. If producing in bigger containers such as hanging baskets, then it may take approximately 3 weeks additional crop time to finish.

Spring Production Growing On to Finish Container Size: 306 packs, 4.5-in. (10.5-cm) pots, quarts, 6-in. (15-cm), and 10 to 12-in. (25 to 30-cm) or similar size hanging baskets.

Media Use a well-drained, disease-free media with a pH of 5.4 to 5.8 and a medium initial nutrient charge.

Temperature Night: 45 to 55°F (7 to 12°C) Day: 62 to 70°F (16 to 21°C) For a faster finish and to increase spread which is particularly important for Spring production, grow in a warmer zone for two weeks after transplant at 55 (12 °C) night temperature. This will encourage quicker spread.

Light Keep light levels as high as possible while maintaining appropriate temperatures.

Fertilizer Starting a week after transplant, apply nitrate-form with low phosphorus fertilizer once a week at rate 3 (175 to 225 ppm N/1.2 to 1.5 mS/cm EC).

For constant feed programs, apply fertilizer at 125 ppm N/1.0 mS/cm using predominantly nitrate-form fertilizer with low phosphorus. If needed, alternate with a balanced ammonium and nitrate-form fertilizer to encourage growth and balance the media pH. Maintain the media EC at 1.25 to 1.5 mS/cm and pH at 5.4 to 5.8. If the media pH is greater than 6.2, take corrective measures.

Because Cool Wave pansies are vigorous and spreading, they require more fertilizer to maintain good flowering in the landscape and for consumers. It is recommended to use slow release fertilizer such as Osmocote 15-9-12 at low to medium rate as a top dressing before shipping.

Irrigation Maintain optimal media moisture, i.e. not too wet or not too dry.

Plant Growth Regulators Since this is a spreading type pansy and mostly grown in larger containers such as hanging baskets, minimal to no plant growth regulators are needed.

If needed, you can use tank mix foliar sprays of daminozide (B-Nine/Alar ) at 5,000 ppm (5.9 g/l of 85% formulation or 7.8 g/l of 64% formulation) and chlormequat (Cycocel ) at 500 ppm (4.3 ml/l of 11.8% formulation or 0.7 ml/l of 75% formulation) to control plant growth.

Northwestern Europe: Temperature control is the best natural growth-controlling factor. Minimal to no plant growth regulators are needed when the crop is being produced at cooler temperatures especially during Spring production.

If needed, apply a tank mix foliar spray of daminozide (BNine/Alar) and chlormequat (Cycocel) once after transplant. Apply B-Nine/Alar at 1,280 ppm (1.5 g/l of 85% formulation or 2 g/l of 64% formulation) and Cycocel at 750 ppm (6.4 ml/l of 11.8% formulation or 1 ml/l of 75% formulation) as a tank mix.

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Pinching Pinching is not recommended.

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Crop Scheduling Sow to transplant: Winter/Spring: It takes approximately 5.5 weeks to finish a128 cell plug. It takes approximately 4 weeks to finish a 288 cell plug.

Container

At 4 weeks, you may not get fully rooted plugs but this younger plug will finish substantially faster for the finished grower. At 5 or more weeks, Cool Wave may become rootbound and check the growth in a 288 plug.

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Container

Plugs per pot

Spring**

4 ½ in. (10.5 cm), Quart

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6 tot 7

6-in. (15 cm), Gallon

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6 tot 7

10-in. (25-cm) basket

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12-in. (30-cm) basket 4 8 tot 10 **Note: Spring crop time varies depending on temperatures used If growing frost-free, plan longer crop times.

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Plugs per pot/cell

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6-in. (15 cm), Gallon

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12-in. (30-cm) basket

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**Note: Spring crop time varies depending on temperatures used If growing frost-free, plan longer crop times.

Transplant to finish: Note: Overcrowding plugs can result in a more mounded basket that will not trail over the sides as much.

Northwestern Europe: Total crop time to finish in 4.5-in.

(10.5-cm) pots for Autumn production can be approximately 14 weeks from sowing. With Autumn sowings for Spring production when growing frost free, plan 21-22 weeks from sow for Spring production. If producing in bigger containers such as hanging baskets, then it may take approximately 3 weeks additional crop time to finish.

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Fall/Spring Production

Common Problems Insects: Check/monitor for fungus gnats and shore flies during plug production and for aphids after transplant.

Diseases: Damping-off & black root rot.

Regular scouting for powdery mildew and preventative measures are recommended.

Other Key Tips: When temperatures are too high in late summer/early fall, Cool Wave pansies will have smaller flowers and diminished shelf life at retail. For this reason we recommend mid to late season fall programs; retail weeks prior to week 38 are usually not recommended.

Note: Growers should use the information presented here as a starting point. Crop times will vary depending on the climate, location, time of year, and greenhouse environmental conditions. Chemical and PGR recommendations are only guidelines. It is the responsibility of the applicator to read and follow all the current label directions for the specific chemical being used in accordance with all regulations.

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