Chrysanthemum Sudarushka

Korean chrysanthemum variety "Sudarusha" is a branched bush up to 70 cm high, which can be either upright or semi-spreading. The plant grows quickly and forms dense shield-shaped inflorescences with a diameter of about 5-8 cm. The flowers are semi-double, with a rich orange-pink or brick color and a yellow center; they do not shed or fade in the sun. Blooming begins in August-September and is characterized by abundance and lushness, making the variety attractive both for greening and for cutting. Chrysanthemum is drought-resistant and tolerates adverse weather conditions, ensuring its hardiness and possibility of wintering directly in the ground under light cover or without it, depending on climatic conditions. For propagation and growing, pruned cuttings are offered, which are shipped in spring, as well as mother plants with roots and shoots, sent from September to December. Mother plants do not require shelter or establishment; the important thing is to keep them until spring, after which they can be divided into individual shoots to obtain a full bush. For storage, mother plants can be kept in an unheated room or cellar, keeping the soil slightly moist. Plants are carefully packaged and labeled for easy identification. The "Sudarusha" variety is suitable for growing both in open ground and in pot culture. Due to its stability and decorative qualities, the chrysanthemum is widely used for creating floral compositions and cutting. It is recommended to consider the possibility of changes in flower color during blooming, which adds additional decorative value to this variety.