‘Lanceolada’

 

Name	Synonym of	Register number	Applicant
'Lanceolada'		SRL-Sch-2025-0044	Valter Eugenio Saia

Hybridizer	Country	Hybridizer reference	Name giver
Valter Eugenio Saia	Brazil		Valter Eugenio Saia

Name year	Group	Growth habit	Seedling/Sport
2025	TRUN	pendant	seedling

Pod parent	Pollen parent	Pollination year	Color
pod parent unknown	pollen parent unknown	2012	pink

Flower class	Flower form	Color composition	Flower size
spiky	zygomorphic	white_orange_pink	S

Petal form	Recurved	Stamen color	Style color
lanceolate	yes	white	purple

Fruit color	Fruit edged	Flower description	Clades color
pink	yes	a small, spiky flower distinguished by its striking petal coloration and sharply defined floral structure. Petal bases, middles, and throats are predominantly opaque white. The basal and lower petals show a suffusion of light rose-orange toward their midsections. Margins and apices are bordered in a vivid salmon, creating a striking contrast. Upper petals are extremely acutely pointed, contributing to the flower's distinctively spiky appearance. In contrast, the lower petals are broader with more subdued points. The lanceolate petals are significantly different from the rounded petals of the parent forms. The floral tube is a soft light pink. Pollen is light yellow, and the purple stigma extends conspicuously beyond the anther cluster. The ovary receptacle is green.

Clades size	Phylloclades form	Reference	Comments
S	dentate	ICRA Registration	the plant exhibits small, elongated phylloclades of dark green coloration, each bearing three subtle dentations along either margin near the apex. The phylloclades are flat, with distinct midribs and straight, well-defined edges. The plant overall displays a noticeable pendant growth habit. This specimen is the product of a second-generation (F?) cross. The maternal parent was a light salmon-flowered variety, itself the result of a cross between a light salmon and a red cultivar. The initial bloom occurred around 2020 and displayed lanceolate petal tips—a trait that has been consistently observed in every flowering since. The pollination is presumed to have been facilitated by Halictidae bees.

Grower	Distributor
Valter Eugenio Saia	Valter Eugenio Saia