Tulip White Pearl

Stability and Aesthetics in Every Stem

Working with late double tulips requires a precise approach to seasonal planning, and the 'White Pearl' variety is one of the most predictable tools available to a grower. Its primary asset is not just the striking visual appeal, but a high threshold for stress resistance, which is critical for maintaining the batch's commercial quality.

Agronomic Advantages

In field conditions, this hybrid demonstrates excellent vitality. Owners will not need to waste excess resources combating common pathogens. The plant shows high resistance to the following threats:

• Tobacco mosaic virus;
• Fusarium (root rot);
• Cladosporiosis.

This natural defense significantly reduces expenses on fungicide treatments, allowing focus on irrigation and nutrition management. The medium-height plant is well-suited for both open-field cultivation and greenhouse tunnels: the sturdy stem effectively supports the heavy, dense bud even during adverse weather.

Operations and Logistics

The pure white color of 'White Pearl' petals demands cleanliness during harvesting and transport. Thanks to the dense structure of the double bud, the flower withstands logistics excellently without losing its shape. The late blooming period allows for extended market presence after the early varieties have finished, which is advantageous for pricing strategies. When temperature-controlled storage is maintained after harvest, this tulip exhibits outstanding vase life, ensuring minimal loss for the end retailer.