Tulip Hisalis

Stability and predictability in the spring cycle

The Triumph class tulip 'Hisalis' is the choice for those accustomed to working with predictable assets. In professional greenhouse conditions or open field, this variety proves itself as an undemanding "workhorse". The focus here is on phytosanitary resistance, which significantly reduces operational costs for fungicide treatments.

Phytopathological barrier

The main advantage of 'Hisalis' is its natural immunity. Unlike many other red tulips, this hybrid demonstrates high resistance to key pathogens that annually account for losses of up to 15-20% of the crop:

• Verticillium wilt: the root system remains healthy even under high substrate humidity.
• Fusarium wilt: the variety perfectly withstands standard forcing temperature regimes without the risk of bulb rot.
• Tomato mosaic virus and Cladosporiosis: eliminates the risk of loss of leaf marketability, which is critical when harvesting with greenery.

Operational parameters

'Hisalis' belongs to mid-season varieties, which allows for extending the product realization period on the market. The stem of average height has optimal stiffness: it does not require the installation of supporting nets if planting density is observed. This saves time during maintenance and simplifies the mechanical harvesting process. The saturated red color of the petal is a classic that is always in demand in retail, while 'Hisalis' is distinguished by high tissue density, which guarantees excellent shelf life and preservation during transport. Working with it requires minimal intervention in agrotechnics: a standard watering and feeding protocol allows for obtaining an even batch without individual plant loss.