Kira

The Kira chrysanthemum variety is a multiflora with unique anemone-like flowers of bright yellow color and a contrasting, darker, fluffy center resembling a pompon. The plant forms a compact, dense bush in the shape of an ideal flowering bowl with a diameter of 40-50 cm and a height of about 80 cm. The leaves are dark green and hairy, while the flower stems are strong, ensuring the plant's resistance to adverse weather conditions and long-lasting decorative qualities. Blooming begins approximately 125 days after the start of vegetation and lasts about 30 days, usually from mid-October to mid-November.

This chrysanthemum variety is distinguished by its high decorative appeal and ease of care. Kira does not require pruning, as it independently forms the correct bush shape. The flowers have medium aromaticity and strong fullness, making them especially attractive for cut flowers. The plant is heat and drought resistant and has medium winter hardiness, as well as medium resistance to fusarium and thrips, while tolerating aphid attacks well.

For successful cultivation of the Kira chrysanthemum, it is recommended to plant seedlings in containers in a sunny place with sufficient watering. Thanks to its versatility and bright sunny flower shade, this variety is excellent for decorating gardens and creating bright floral compositions, adding a special charm and mood to the area.