Orange Cassini

Engineering Potential of «Orange Cassini» Flowering

The «Orange Cassini» Triumph tulip is a product of selective breeding aimed at balancing aesthetic appeal with high biological autonomy. The hybrid’s strength lies in a robust genetic foundation that ensures resistance to pathogens typically limiting bulb production.

Biological Immunity and Protection

The key advantage of this cultivar is its comprehensive resistance, significantly reducing the need for fungicidal applications in commercial production. The hybrid's genome effectively blocks the development of the following pathogens:

• Fusarium wilt: prevents basal rot, which is critical for storage of propagation material.
• Verticillium wilt: ensures the integrity of the plant's vascular system.
• Cladosporium and Tomato Mosaic Virus: minimizes risks of foliage damage and blossom deformation.

Morphological Parameters and Agronomics

Belonging to the mid-season flowering group, «Orange Cassini» demonstrates stable height parameters, making it suitable for both professional cut-flower production and landscaping. The dense structure of its orange, cup-shaped perianth provides high resistance to shape loss even under significant temperature fluctuations. The plant maintains a balanced ratio between the stem height and bulb size, minimizing lodging during heavy rain or wind events.

For agronomists, this cultivar represents a technological choice: the predictable flowering window and high resilience to soil-borne infections make it a reliable asset in the floral supply chain.