Tulip Anna Clair

Efficiency and Predictability in the Greenhouse

The 'Anna Claire' tulip, part of the Triumph class, is designed for the high-pressure environment of commercial flower production. It performs as a dependable workhorse, tolerating minor fluctuations in greenhouse microclimate without losing yield quality. For commercial operators, this means minimal technical overhead—standard operating procedures are sufficient to achieve a high-uniformity harvest with very low cull rates.

Built-in Biological Resilience

The standout feature of this hybrid is its robust immune profile. Its genetic resistance to Fusarium wilt and Cladosporium significantly lowers the operational costs associated with fungicide applications. Furthermore, the resistance to tomato mosaic virus and root-knot nematodes allows for safer substrate reuse, effectively mitigating risks of crop failure. Operators benefit from a more predictable workflow, requiring less time for disease monitoring and phytosanitary maintenance.

Crop Specifications

• Bloom Timing: Mid-season, aligning perfectly with peak market demand.
• Appearance: A rich pink hue with a classic, dense goblet shape that maintains structural integrity during transit.
• Dimensions: Tall stems, ideal for premium bouquet arrangements without needing extra reinforcement.

Choosing 'Anna Claire' is a strategic decision for those prioritizing cycle profitability. Due to its superior uniformity, the harvest phase is streamlined, as all plants reach maturity in a tight, predictable window. The operational investment required is fully justified by the variety’s strong market liquidity and excellent vase life for the end customer.