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Zinnia Profusion Series

sunita_fleuriste

16 years ago

Hi all,

Had a question about the profusion zinnia series. If I collect seeds will the plants be true??

I ve tried to look up if it was a hybrid but I don t see that mentioned anywhere.

S

Comments (2)

digdirt2
16 years ago
Sorry sunita but the Profusion group are hybrids. However, why not try them anyway - sometimes you get a really nice surprise. ;)

Dave
shlisten
16 years ago
Been there - done that - they grow from collected seed taller and the color is not so bright

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