Tulip Solair

Technical profile and morphogenetics of the 'Solair' tulip

The 'Solair' variety belongs to the group of simple early tulips, demonstrating a classic flower architecture with pronounced biological resilience. In professional floriculture, this hybrid is valued for its predictable vegetation period and high viability.

Phytopathological barrier

The key value of 'Solair' lies in the breeding work focused on strengthening immunity against a complex of pathogens. The variety has proven resistance to the following threats:

• Peronosporosis: suppression of downy mildew development at early stages.
• Phomopsis and Phoma: the structure of the stem tissues hinders the invasion of fungal pathogens.
• Sunflower rust (a specific marker of resistance to rust fungi): the high density of the epidermis prevents spore germination.

Morphological parameters

The plant is characterized by its compact size, which is an advantage for container growing or for the foreground of a flower bed. The average flowering time ensures uniform bud development during moderate spring temperatures. The saturated yellow petals have a dense texture that is resistant to lodging and mechanical damage during transport. The low stem height makes it physically resistant to wind loads, eliminating the need for additional support structures.