10 August 2026
The plant is tall and slender, with a flower spike height of 120–150 cm. The large inflorescence reaches 70–80 cm in length, with 7–8 flowers blooming simultaneously.
The flowers are 12–15 cm in diameter, pure white in color, and their petals have a dense texture with ruffled edges. The variety blooms in late June – early July and demonstrates good establishment when grown.
Used in landscaping and for cut flower production. Underwent agronomic testing under protected cultivation to assess the quality of the flower spikes.
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