FIRE

Chrysanthemum Fire is a small-flowered plant with an upright bush, 80-90 cm high, and medium foliage. The leaves are green and smooth, while sturdy stems bear cylindrical inflorescences of medium density, arranged in one plane. From 17 to 25 inflorescences form on one plant, each 2-3 cm high and 4-5 cm in diameter. The flowers are semi-double, yellow, with 5-7 flowers on each stem, with a light aroma. The period from the beginning of vegetation to the beginning of flowering is about 240 days, and the flowering lasts about 25 days, starting from the beginning of November and reaching mass flowering by the middle of the month. Flowers are well preserved in cut form up to 7 days.

The plant has medium drought resistance and high heat tolerance, but its frost resistance is weak. Chrysanthemum is resistant to gray mold, which makes it a reliable decorative element in the garden. Thanks to these characteristics, Fire is recommended for cultivation in subtropical zones, where it can serve as a bright garden decoration.

For successful cultivation of Chrysanthemum Fire, it is recommended to choose sunny places with a suitable level of fertilization and irrigation corresponding to the requirements of this species. Despite its weak frost resistance, the plant can overwinter in open ground provided that the temperature does not drop below zero degrees Celsius, which facilitates care and preparation for the winter period.