SANIKA

Sanika is a mid-late strawberry variety distinguished by its versatility and non-remontancy. The bushes of this variety are sprawling and have a hemispherical shape, which ensures good development and fruiting. The plant's runners are colored with anthocyanins and have medium hairiness, while the leaves are light green, slightly wavy, and medium-glandular, giving the plant an attractive appearance and contributing to its resilience to adverse conditions.

The berries of the Sanika variety have a conical shape and a rich red color. They are juicy and have a pleasant tart-sweet taste, making them an excellent choice for fresh consumption and various culinary purposes. Due to their taste qualities and appearance, this variety is popular among gardeners and consumers.

Sanika differs in high winter hardiness, as well as drought and heat resistance, which allows it to be grown in various climatic conditions. In addition, the variety shows high resistance to diseases such as spotting and gray mold, which significantly reduces the need for chemical protection agents and eases plant care.