Chrysanthemum Flame

Growth Architecture: Multifora Genetics

The 'Plamya' chrysanthemum, bred by experts at SKFNAC (Shchegrinets N.V., Seliverstova E.N.), serves as a benchmark for the 'multifora' type of garden culture. The technical value of this cultivar lies in the rigorous genetic determination of its bush structure. The plant independently develops an ideally symmetrical spherical shape without the need for additional pruning or pinching by the grower.

Morphological Parameters and Life Cycle

A key advantage of this variety is its compact habit: a medium height (30 to 60 cm) makes it an optimal solution for both foreground flower bed zones and container cultivation. The agrobiological potential of the model is realized through long-term vegetative resilience:

• Flowering: early to mid-season (September–October), allowing for a vibrant seasonal closing statement.
• Duration: 40+ days of intense blooming.
• Inflorescence type: dense pompon structure, which minimizes the risks of pest infestation and rot due to high petal density.

Visual Spectrum and Practical Application

The breeding work at SKFNAC focused on achieving an impactful color transition. 'Plamya' exhibits a multi-colored pattern, combining white, orange, and red pigments. In open-ground conditions, such a gradient allows for the creation of dynamic landscape compositions where the bush is perceived as a unified color mass. The practical value lies in the plant's ability to maintain its ornamental qualities despite the temperature fluctuations typical of autumn, confirming its status as a professional breeding product designed for sustainable landscaping.