Department of Floriculture and Landscaping, Punjab Agricultural University, Ludhiana-141 004
Response of pansy (Viola tricolor L.) ev. “Swiss Giant” Jo varying levels of nitrogen, phosphorus and plant spacing was studied at Ludhiana conditions. N and P application increased plant height, spread, flower and capsule number per plant which finally contributed in increasing the seed yield. The widest spacing (30 × 30 cm) gave consistently higher seed yield per plant while closest spacing (20 × 20 cm) gave highest seed yield/m2. Application of 30g N and 20g P2O5/m2 appeared to be optimum for pansy seed crop.
Pansy, nutrition, spacing, seed yield