Kameya

Subtropical Heritage: The Story of 'Kameya'

The 'Kameya' chrysanthemum is the result of long-term breeding efforts by the Federal Research Center 'Subtropical Scientific Center of the RAS'. With deep roots in the Georgian school of floriculture, this cultivar has evolved from regional trials to being recognized as one of the most stable decorative varieties for professional cultivation. The center's development focused on creating a plant capable of maintaining color intensity and commercial quality despite the temperature fluctuations typical of subtropical zones.

Agrotechnical Profile and Morphology

'Kameya' is a flexible hybrid suitable for both cut flower production and decorative landscape planting. Its key characteristics include:

• Color Palette: A wide spectrum ranging from pure white and deep red to vibrant purple and complex bicolor variations.
• Architectonics: Spherical inflorescences, ensuring high transportability.
• Growth Indicators: The cultivar demonstrates high adaptability, with heights ranging from compact (up to 30 cm) to classic cut flower varieties (60+ cm).
• Flowering Period: Blooms from September through October, allowing for precise planning for peak autumn holiday markets.

The cultivar's reputation among professionals is built on its reliability: 'Kameya' is less demanding regarding greenhouse conditions compared to many Western introductions, while still maintaining impeccable inflorescence geometry.