Solvida

Solvida sunflower is an annual plant intended for professional cultivation and cutting. It features large flower heads with big chocolate centers surrounded by short golden petals. The plant height ranges from 120 to 150 cm, and its width reaches 60-90 cm. The plant is undemanding and suitable for cultivation on moist neutral loams, but it does not tolerate heavy, cold, waterless, or overly dry soils. Seeds germinate at soil temperatures of 8-10 degrees Celsius, and sowing is recommended in mid-April to ensure a prolonged vegetative period. Solvida exhibits high resistance to major diseases and pests, as well as tolerance to dense sowing. The plant has a well-developed root system and strong stem, ensuring high resistance to lodging. The vegetative period lasts approximately 115-120 days, and plant height may reach 170-185 cm depending on growing conditions. The sunflower demonstrates resistance to drought, lodging, and early sowing, making it versatile and adaptable to various agronomic conditions. The Solvida hybrid offers high yield potential and stability under various growing conditions. It is resistant to a broad spectrum of diseases, including rust, false powdery mildew, fomopsis, white and gray rot, confirmed by high resistance ratings. A key feature is the high oil content in the seeds, reaching 50%, making this sunflower attractive for oilseed production. Due to its characteristics, Solvida is a reliable choice for both experienced agronomists and novice flower growers.