Can Can Carmine Rose Lisianthus

Can Can Carmine Rose is a double-flowered lisianthus bred for a full spray of blooms at the top of each stem. PanAmerican Seed lists it for greenhouse and high-tunnel production and describes flowers that open within a short window, creating a bouquet effect. The record's “Carmine Rose” identity is preserved; breeder and trial sources differ on the flower hue, so the prose focuses on its floral form and use. ## Flowers and use This upright Can Can selection is grown as a focal or volume cut flower. Its full sprays can reduce the number of stems needed in an arrangement, and the breeder notes that no pinching is needed for the spray effect. The [PanAmerican Seed product page](https://www.panamseed.com/Products/039103079001011/lisianthus-can-can-carmine-rose/) gives the series growing details and harvest guidance. ## Growing conditions Use a bright, protected growing site with moist, freely draining soil. For home gardens, the [NC State guide to Eustoma grandiflorum](https://plants.ces.ncsu.edu/plants/eustoma-grandiflorum/common-name/texas-bluebell/) recommends morning sun and afternoon shade in warm areas. Greenhouse and high-tunnel production gives the long stems steadier growing conditions. ## Maintenance Water consistently during active growth and avoid waterlogged soil. Harvest when the first flower is fully open, and support stems while the buds develop. As with other lisianthus, established transplants are easier to handle than starting the tiny seed indoors.