Kadril

The Chrysanthemum Cadril variety is a tall plant with an upright bush reaching up to 145 cm in height and medium foliage density. The leaves are green, of medium length and width, while sturdy flower stems bear pyramid-shaped inflorescences located on the bush surface. The flower heads are single-petaled, approximately 8.3 cm in diameter, featuring ray florets of white color with a purple hue towards the center, and tubular florets of purple color with a yellow-orange center. The flowers exhibit high resistance to adverse weather conditions, do not shed, and do not fade in the sun.

The Cadril variety is recommended for cultivation in unheated greenhouses for the purpose of obtaining cut flower products. The period from the beginning of vegetation to the start of flowering is about 130 days, and the flowering duration reaches 33 days. The variety's productivity is high—up to 100 flowers per square meter. Additionally, the plant possesses resistance to diseases and pests, as well as winter hardiness and drought tolerance, making it a reliable choice for various climatic conditions.

The Chrysanthemum Cadril is distinguished not only by its decorative qualities but also by its practicality in use. Thanks to sturdy flower stems and flower durability, it is suitable for cutting and creating floral compositions. The plant requires fertile soil and sufficient lighting, which promotes the development of a strong bush and abundant flowering. Such a variety will be an excellent addition to flower beds and cut flower crops, providing long-lasting and impressive flowering.