GULSHAT

Chrysanthemum Gulshat is a semi-spreading, heavily foliaged bush with a height of up to 115 cm and a diameter of about 55 cm. The leaves are dark green, smooth, non-hairy, and the medium-strength flower stalks bear corymb-like, dense inflorescences with a diameter of about 8.2 cm. The ray florets are purple, non-fading, 3.3 cm long and 0.6 cm wide, while the disc florets are tubular with a light green tint. The variety has a weak aroma, making it universal for various decorative purposes.

The Gulshat variety is distinguished by high resistance to adverse weather conditions, diseases, and pests. It has strong drought resistance and heat tolerance, as well as good winter hardiness. The period from the beginning of vegetation to the beginning of flowering is about 160 days, while flowering begins in late September and continues until early November, which allows enjoying the plant's decorative features during the autumn period. Flower shedding for this variety is weak, which helps maintain an attractive appearance for a long time.

Chrysanthemum Gulshat is widely used in agriculture and agronomy for growing flowers both in open ground and in pots. The plant forms densely foliaged, strong shoots with single buds, making it an excellent choice for flowerbeds and decorative compositions. Care for the chrysanthemum is simple and includes infrequent watering, removal of withered flowers, and weeding. For wintering in pots, it is recommended to place the plant in a bright and cool room with moderate watering, which allows maintaining its viability until the next season.