Coco coir bags labeled “washed” or “buffered” can behave very differently once they are irrigated with your water and your nutrient recipe.

The next course in the 2026 Greenhouse Training Online series is “Field Diagnosis of Plant Diseases,” beginning on Nov. 2, 2026.

Using a systematic approach can help growers reduce the risk of damage from thrips while protecting crop quality.

For growers looking for last-minute growth in late-season poinsettias before shipping, Ball Seed offers the following tips.

The new dual-action insecticides from Nufarm battle a broad range of surface and subsurface insect pests for ornamental growers.

Peter Maes of Koppert looks at how the faster implementation of biological alternatives can help growers meet sustainability goals.

This September 2026 Digital Deep Dive downloadable report covers some of the latest news on plant growth regulators (PGRs).

American Floral Endowment’s next Grow Pro webinar covers how bioreactors can be used as a tool to reduce agrochemicals in production water.

Here’s how a plan can keep your next greenhouse project on track, saving you time and money by avoiding common delays and pitfalls.

The Challenge 250 initiative aims to raise $250,00 in funding for rapid-response research and outreach to stop invasive pests.

Michigan State University researchers are developing new ways to trap spotted lanternfly and educate growers about the invasive pest.

Learn how experience, teamwork, and consistent quality helps Bevo Farms support growers across Canada and the U.S.

A new Ball Seed report compiles the results of trials using plant growth regulators to replicate pinching on young plants.