Protea Mundii White (Protea mundii) is an elegant South African native cultivated under rigorous standards in the Western Cape. Its narrow, ovoid flower heads display creamy‐white outer bracts densely fringed in soft, silvery hairs, complemented by slender, lanceolate olive‐green foliage. Mundii White brings delicate mid-summer to autumn colour, refined texture and architectural form to high-volume bouquets and large-scale retail displays.

Quality & Handling

• Cut at peak maturity when inner bracts begin to unfurl, then immediately cooled to 4 °C to preserve peak freshness.
• Maintained under a continuous cold-chain, with rigorous grading for head size, stem length and straightness, and leaf quality—ensuring consistent supply across bulk consignments.
• Expected vase-life of 14–21 days when conditioned by: re-cutting stems underwater at a sharp angle on arrival, hydrate promptly in clean water, and refresh every 2–3 days. Refresh water with floral preservative every 2–3 days for optimal performance.
• Ethylene Sensitivity: Low, making it ideal for long-distance export and extended display.