10 August 2026
The trumpet-shaped flowers have a lemon-yellow hue, classified as light yellow (RHS 004D), and have no spotting. When in bright sunlight, the petals are prone to fading to white. The plant reaches a height of 100–125 cm.
The variety is primarily used in professional floriculture as a greenhouse cut flower crop, less frequently for container cultivation. Due to insufficient winter hardiness, the variety is sensitive to low temperatures and requires special conditions when cultivated in open field.
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The right is granted for a limited term: propagation of the variety requires a license from the rights holder.
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