Sunflower SELFIE

SELFIE is a mid-late maturing hybrid sunflower (Helianthus annuus L.) with a vegetation period of approximately 111 days. It is characterized by an average seed mass of 1000 seeds around 51.1 g and high oil content in seeds — about 50.1%. Plants reach a height of approximately 160-165 cm, and the flower head diameter is 28-34 cm, ensuring good productivity and ease of harvest. Seed moisture content is within the range of 20-22%, facilitating quality processing.

The hybrid exhibits moderate resistance to white mold and false powdery mildew, enabling cultivation in various climatic conditions, including the Ural region and Orenburg region. SELFIE is adapted to different soil types and demonstrates high resistance to stress factors such as drought, ensuring stable yields even under challenging conditions. Average yield in the region is approximately 13.1 t/ha, with potential up to 40-52 t/ha under optimal conditions.

The sunflower SELFIE is suitable for cultivation using modern agronomic practices, providing high oil content and stable yields. Its characteristics make the hybrid attractive to farmers seeking high-quality raw material with high oil content and resistance to diseases and adverse environmental factors.