Tulip Tetry Lucky Tetraploide

Genetic Architecture of 'Тэтрь Луцкь Тэтраплоидэ'

This variety is a product of targeted breeding based on the effect of tetraploidy—the multiplication of chromosome sets. Unlike standard diploid forms, this biological modification ensures a more robust cellular architecture. In practical terms, this translates into increased mechanical stem strength and higher resistance of petal epidermis to structural deformation.

Agrotechnical Profile

• Morphotype: a low-growing plant with a compact leaf rosette, significantly reducing lodging risks during high-wind events.
• Temporal Characteristics: classified as a late-blooming tulip, shifting the decorative peak to late spring, after the majority of bulbous plants have completed their growth cycle.
• Color Expression: the deep, saturated red pigment of the petals exhibits exceptional photostability, maintaining its tonal intensity even under prolonged exposure to direct UV radiation.

The use of 'Тэтрь Луцкь Тэтраплоидэ' is highly effective in foreground landscape compositions. The low center of gravity combined with the tetraploid tissue structure makes this plant less reliant on support systems and more resilient to the unpredictable weather patterns of the late season.