Sunflower ES KRASNA

Sunflower ES KRASNA is a high-yielding hybrid of the oilseed type, exhibiting high resistance to various diseases and stress factors. The plant is characterized by medium to high height — from 155 to 190 cm, strong stem, and head diameter of about 21-24 cm. The hybrid belongs to the early or mid-early maturity group, with flowering occurring 56-67 days after emergence, and a full vegetation period of 102 to 120 days depending on growing conditions. Seeds contain high oil content — 50 to 52%, making this hybrid especially valuable for oil production. ES KRASNA shows high resistance to a broad spectrum of diseases, including charcoal rot, verticillium, stem and head sclerotinia, rust, fomopsis, and various races of downy mildew. Additionally, the hybrid is resistant to herbicides containing tribenuron-methyl, allowing effective weed control during cultivation. High drought tolerance and adaptability make this sunflower a reliable choice for cultivation in various climatic zones, including steppe, forest-steppe, and meadow regions. The hybrid ES KRASNA demonstrates high yield potential, reaching up to 57 centners per hectare under optimal conditions. The 1000-seed weight is approximately 63 grams, and the seed moisture content is at 20-21%. Due to its combination of high oil content, disease and stress resistance, as well as adaptability to various soil-climate conditions, this sunflower is a profitable and reliable choice for farmers aiming to achieve stable and high-quality yields.