Rose SCX 83577

The SCX 83577 rose variety is a decorative plant recommended for cultivation in protected ground for cut flower production. The bush reaches a height of about 100 cm, features young shoots with light or medium anthocyanin coloration and few reddish prickles. Leaves are large, dark green with slight glossiness and weak waviness along the edges, giving the plant a neat and well-groomed appearance.

Flowers of this variety have a medium number of petals and an irregular round shape of medium diameter. Petals range from broadly transverse-elliptic to round, with slight incision and pronounced edge curling. Petal color is uniformly white with slight waviness, making the flowers particularly attractive. The aroma is weak or absent, which can be an advantage for those who prefer less intense scents.

First flowering occurs approximately 10 weeks after planting, with subsequent blooms every 6-7 weeks, ensuring a long period of decorative appeal. Cutting productivity reaches 200-240 flowers per square meter per year, making the variety economically viable for commercial cultivation. The rose exhibits high resistance to diseases and pests, but has weak drought resistance, requiring regular watering and care. The variety's cultivation lifespan is about 5 years.