1) This document presents research on evaluating the quality traits, heterosis, and baking potential of hybrid wheat and its parental lines. 2) Results found no significant differences between males, females, and hybrids for most quality traits except higher grain yield and lower protein content in hybrids. Mid-parent and better-parent heterosis values were close to zero for baking and dough quality traits. 3) While heterosis effects on quality were negligible, hybrids showed potential to have higher grain yields than parental lines at comparable quality levels, offering advantages for wheat breeding.