Tulip Synaeda State

Stability and Operational Reliability

When working with the 'Synaeda State' tulip, agronomists value its highly predictable lifecycle. As a member of the 'Triumph' class, this hybrid exhibits excellent stem resilience against wind loads and lodging. This is a critical factor for both greenhouse operations and open-field cultivation: you will not need to waste resources on supports or netting, even with its medium height.

Agronomic Features and Maintenance

• Blooming Schedule: Classified as a mid-season bloomer. This allows the operator to effectively plan a cutting conveyor system, aligning peak bloom with high-demand market windows.
• Color Profile: The unique blend of deep red and soft pink shades requires proper lighting to unlock the full depth of the color. The petals are dense, which minimizes the risk of damage during mechanical harvesting and subsequent transport.
• Crop Maintenance: The crop is undemanding in terms of standard agronomic operations. A routine fertilizer schedule and soil moisture monitoring are sufficient to ensure a high-yield output of grade-one stems.

'Synaeda State' is forgiving of minor inconsistencies in irrigation, maintaining turgor even during slight temperature fluctuations. For an operator, this translates to reduced losses and predictable logistics throughout the season.