Arlo

Built for Performance: The Arlo Tulip Advantage

In commercial flower production, the difference between profit and loss often comes down to the reliability of the cultivar. The 'Arlo' tulip, belonging to the Triumph class, is engineered for operators who prioritize operational efficiency. It balances a deep, attractive lilac aesthetic with a rugged growth habit that simplifies daily management.

Operational Resilience and Disease Resistance

Field maintenance can be labor-intensive, but 'Arlo' reduces the need for constant monitoring due to its high tolerance to common threats. When integrated into your rotation, you will notice significant resilience against:

• Verticillium wilt;
• Fusarium wilt;
• Cladosporium;
• Tomato mosaic virus.

For an operator, this translates to reduced fungicide applications and fewer losses across the bed. The variety’s robust root system thrives in various growing media, ensuring consistent growth rates even when environmental variables fluctuate.

Ease of Management

As a mid-season bloomer, 'Arlo' features a medium stem height that is structurally sound. You won’t need to spend extra hours on mechanical supports or staking, as the stems are naturally sturdy. This structural integrity is a major benefit during harvest, allowing for efficient mechanical cutting and streamlined packaging. Once cut, the tight, lilac-colored Triumph-style blooms demonstrate excellent shelf life, standing up well to cold chain transport. For those who need a low-maintenance, high-yield variety that stays healthy throughout the season, 'Arlo' remains a top-tier choice for professional flower production.