In March, we celebrated the highly anticipated Dianthus Week 2024, a spectacular event organized by BreierCross and Plantas y Bulbos. This week-long celebration was filled with excitement, innovation, and an abundance of beautiful carnation varieties.
The event kicked off with a heartfelt welcome from Ilan Breier, CEO of BreierCross, and Luis Mariano Botero, CEO of Plantas y Bulbos. Their message highlighted the importance of collaboration and innovation in the floriculture industry.
The Magic of Breeding:
Our breeding process, honed over more than 45 years, was showcased in detail. Attendees had the opportunity to learn about the meticulous steps involved in creating new carnation varieties, from pollen collection to rigorous seed selection.
Showcase Highlights:
The highlight of Dianthus Week was undoubtedly the stunning display of carnation varieties. Some of the most admired varieties included:
Green Carnations:Â K-444, Emerald, Greenfield
White Carnations:Â I-137, Moonlight
Pink Carnations:Â Judi, Mary Poppins, Cute
Novelty Varieties:Â Kalimero, Salamandra
The event emphasized the balance of tradition and innovation in our breeding techniques. The new varieties, brought from Israel to Colombia, showcased the best of what our dedicated team can achieve.
Throughout the week, we hosted a series of presentations, workshops, and interactive sessions. Experts from BreierCross and Plantas y Bulbos shared insights into the latest trends and best practices in carnation cultivation.
Dianthus Week 2024 was not just a celebration of our past achievements but also a glimpse into the future of floriculture. The event reaffirmed our commitment to excellence and sustainability in every flower we produce.
As we reflect on Dianthus Week 2024, we are filled with gratitude for the support and enthusiasm of our community. This event was a testament to the passion and hard work of everyone involved. We look forward to continuing this journey of innovation and beauty in the years to come.
For more information, visit Plantas y Bulbos and BreierCross.
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