Rose Tan01994

The rose variety Tan01994 is a new and unique hybrid tea rose developed for cut flower production. This variety is a spontaneous mutation from rose Tan99065 and features an attractive bicolor flower with red upper petals and silvery-white lower ones. The flower is large with a good bud-to-stem ratio, retains its shape until the end of flowering, and has outer petals that curl backward, giving it an elegant appearance.

The petals of this rose are leathery with a rough surface, contributing to prolonged flower longevity—about 17 days on the plant and approximately 15 days as a cut flower. The plant's foliage exhibits vigorous growth: young leaves have green upper surfaces, while older leaves also retain green coloration, indicating good plant vigor and decorative appeal.

The rose is grafted onto Rosa canina and features thorns of varying sizes, characteristic of this species. Information regarding disease and pest resistance has not yet been verified, so standard care and protection measures are recommended during cultivation. Overall, the Tan01994 variety represents a promising option for commercial cut flower production due to its unique coloration and extended flowering period.