Chrysanthemum AGIDELI WAVES

Korean Chrysanthemum 'Agideli Waves' is a perennial plant with a semi-spreading bush, approximately 40 cm high and up to 50 cm in diameter. The leaves are dark green, and the medium-strength flower stalks ensure the stability of the inflorescences. This variety is highly decorative due to its white semi-double flowers, about 6.5-7 cm in diameter, which bloom in early August and maintain their brightness until mid-October, flowering for about 82 days.

The plant is well-adapted to adverse weather conditions and is frost-resistant, allowing it to survive winters in the central regions of Russia. The chrysanthemum is resistant to diseases and has a specific floral aroma. Successful cultivation requires good lighting, loose fertile soil, and regular watering. Care includes loosening the soil, removing weeds, feeding with complex fertilizers, and hardening before transplanting into open ground.

Chrysanthemum 'Agideli Waves' forms a compact but quite dense bush that does not require strong shaping—it is sufficient to pinch only individual shoots that grow higher than the rest. For winter, it is recommended to cover the plant with dry leaves, peat, or manure for additional protection. This variety is excellent for decorating gardens and flower beds, delighting with its beauty during the period when most other flowers have already bloomed.