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Flowering phenology is an important feature for producers to establish planting time and time of harvest. Because each cultivar reacts different in similar growth conditions, due to their complex genetic inheritance, studies may initiate to evaluate their performance. Cultivars ‘Aladin’,‘Anita’, ‘Creme Eye’ and ‘Navelino’ were investigated during autumn -winter regarding flowering phenology, stalk anatomy and vase life of cut flowers. Results showed some differences among cultivars. Cultivars needed 55-58 days from planting to flowers harvesting, but the intermediate phases were dissimilar. Transverse sections of stalk in the apical and median zone showed that cultivars developed structures to sustain the inflorescence, thus the neck bending and stalk bending had an insignificant occurrence. Except ‘Creme Eye’, all the cut flowers performed best in tap water, with a vase life of 15.2-19.1 days. Cultivars proved suitable for greenhouse cultures in Romania.

Flowering Phenology, Stalk Anatomy and Vase Life of Four Cultivars of Gerbera hybrida (Flowering Phenology, Stalk Anatomy of Gerbera)