Carnation (\textit{Dianthus caryophyllus}) cut flowers are known to exhibit a physiological phenomenon called "sleeping disorder" or "sleepiness", where the flowers fail to open properly after harvest. This is a common post-harvest disorder and is typically caused due to ethylene sensitivity or improper storage and handling conditions.
Option (A) Gladiolus: Incorrect. Gladiolus may face floret blast but not sleeping disorder.
Option (B) Carnation:Correct. Carnation flowers often suffer from sleeping disorder post-harvest.
Option (C) Chrysanthemum: Incorrect. Not commonly associated with sleeping disorder.
Option (D) Tulip: Incorrect. Tulips have different post-harvest concerns.