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Plant Senetti with other cool companion bedding plants in early spring, such as pansies. Senetti thrives in full sun and partial sun conditions.Bred by Suntory Flowers in Japan, Senetti is a collection of pericallis hybrids, which were obtained by cross breeding members of the Compositae and Asteraceae familes.loom count can be as high as 200 on a plant grown in a 10-inch pot. Senetti also has a unique reblooming ability. Cut plants back 50 percent for a fresh flush of blooms. Plants will stop flowering when temperatures are 80 degrees are higher at night during the summer.
To get you inspired, we've rounded up of our favorite ways to feature succulents in your wedding day. All-Succulent Bouquet (above): A bouquet entirely comprised of succulents, like this one by Devynn's Garden, is modern, stylish, and perfect for an outdoor setting.This bride planted all of the succulents from her bouquet in the couple's garden after the wedding. Photo: Caitlinn Maharr-Daniels.Black-Tie Bouquet: If you're concerned that succulents may look too casual for your black-tie nuptials, this bouquet will prove you wrong.When combined with elegant flowers like black-and-white anemones and scabiosas, succulents add just the right amount of texture to the overall look. Photo: Katie Lamb.o get you inspired, we've rounded up of our favorite ways to feature succulents in your wedding day. All-Succulent Bouquet (above): A bouquet entirely comprised of succulents, like this one by Devynn's Garden, is modern, stylish, and perfect for an outdoor setting.