Sunflower KRESSIDIA

Kressidia sunflower hybrid is a mid-early variety with a vegetation period ranging from 103 to 120 days, depending on growing conditions. The plant is characterized by medium height at maturity and green leaf coloration, while ray florets have a bright yellow color. This hybrid is distinguished by stable flowering time and high yield potential, making it attractive for agricultural production.

Kressidia exhibits high resistance to downy mildew (including races A-E), which significantly reduces the risk of crop losses due to this parasite. Additionally, the hybrid shows tolerance to false powdery mildew, enhancing its disease resistance. However, it is susceptible to white rot, which requires attention during agronomic practices and selection of growing conditions.

Kressidia sunflower seeds are characterized by high oil content—approximately 49.9%, which is an important indicator for oilseed crops. The mass of 1000 seeds is approximately 54.7 grams, indicating good quality of seed material. Due to its characteristics, the Kressidia hybrid ensures high and stable yield, making it a profitable choice for farmers focused on efficient sunflower oil production.