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Madeline Olberg is a master’s student in floriculture at Purdue University.

Using Bench Top Heating With Reduced Air Temperature During Poinsettia Cold Finish

By Madeline Olberg | Roberto G. Lopez|November 18, 2015

Researchers determine if bench-top root-zone heating in combination with reduced air temperatures is an effective method for poinsettia cold finishing.

Using Bench Top Heating With Reduced Air Temperature During Poinsettia Cold Finish

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