Tulip Rover Lady

Technical profile of the Triumph tulip class

The Rover Lady tulip variety is a selection product designed for both commercial cultivation and professional landscaping. Belonging to the Triumph class, it is engineered to possess a robust peduncle and a classic goblet-shaped bud, capable of maintaining its structural integrity even under adverse weather conditions.

Agronomic indices and phytosanitary resistance

The key value of this hybrid lies in its genetic resistance profile. Unlike many early-blooming varieties, Rover Lady demonstrates significant tolerance to the following pathogens:

• Tomato mosaic virus: minimizes the risk of loss of marketable appearance of leaves and peduncles during infection transmission.
• Cladosporiosis: reduces reliance on frequent fungicide applications in high humidity environments.
• Powdery mildew: protects the plant epidermis from deformation, preserving the clarity and brilliance of the deep red pigment.

The medium height of the plant ensures an optimal balance between leaf surface area (photosynthetic surface) and stem rigidity. This morphology facilitates accurate planting density planning per square meter without compromising site aeration.

Biological cycle and flowering window

This hybrid is characterized by a mid-season flowering period. For the agronomist, this implies a predictable peak of aesthetic performance in the middle of the season, which is convenient for synchronization with other crops. The red color of the petals exhibits high saturation, achieved through a stable structure of cellular vacuoles that are resistant to early-season temperature fluctuations. In practice, this makes the variety a reliable solution for both forcing and open-field cultivation.