FAKHANIA

The Fakhania chrysanthemum variety is a Korean semi-spreading bush with a height of about 42 cm and a diameter of up to 57 cm. The leaves are dark green and smooth, while the flower stem of medium strength provides reliable support for the inflorescences. The inflorescences are of a medium-density pyramidal shape, consisting of semi-double heads with a diameter of about 6 cm, each containing approximately 22 flowers. By the third year of life, the plant can form up to 240 flowers. The ray florets have a bright orange hue, fade slightly in the sun, while the disk florets are tubular and light green. The flowers have a moderate aroma. The vegetation period until the beginning of flowering is about 82 days, and the decorative effect lasts for approximately 78 days. Flowering begins in late July, reaches its mass peak in late August, and continues until the end of October. The variety is characterized by high resistance to adverse weather conditions, diseases, and pests. The flowers do not fall off, and the plant exhibits strong heat resistance, medium drought resistance, and winter hardiness, making it a reliable choice for various climatic conditions. Fakhania is suitable for growing in a garden, where it will delight with prolonged flowering and an attractive appearance. Thanks to its structure and resilience, this variety can be used both for open ground and for growing in pots outdoors or indoors. The bright orange flowers with a long period of decorative effect make the Fakhania chrysanthemum an excellent choice for creating floral compositions and landscape decoration.