Variety traits

Lily flower color

Lilium L.

Lily flower color is a key ornamental trait evaluated visually on a point scale during peak flowering. The parameter takes into account color saturation and the presence of varietal features such as spotting, edging, or a contrasting center.

In the reference 212 varieties crop Lily, where this is mentioned in the description.

When assessing the ornamental quality of lilies, the brightness, purity, and expressiveness of the petal color are taken into account. Varietal characteristics may include specific elements such as 'brushmark' or 'tango' patterns, as well as the presence of contrasting zones and spots. Fading, flower deformation, or deviation from the stated color are considered low performance indicators, often caused by unfavorable conditions or degeneration.

The intensity of lily coloration depends directly on agrotechnical factors: optimal lighting promotes pigment synthesis, while a lack of light makes the color pale. Balanced nutrition with a predominance of potassium during the budding period enhances color saturation, whereas an excess of nitrogen can negatively affect flowering quality. It should be noted that the appearance of uncharacteristic mottling on the petals may be caused by the lily mosaic virus.

General information about the subject — on the page Flower color.

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Lilium L. · Lily

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