Ornamentals Production
New Crop Protection Products for Greenhouse Growers Are on the Way
February 14, 2023
The partnership is designed to help Selecta meet evolving industry standards and back up claims it makes on its finished products.
Given the history of the poinsettia plant and its connection to the holiday season, federal agencies have taken an all-in approach to protecting this important crop.
It’s important to know how to properly use sticky cards and identify some of the most commonly observed beneficial and pest insects in the greenhouse.
Greenhouse growers that are new to the industry, or those that are interested in brushing up on their knowledge, can sign up for four courses in the Online College of Knowledge greenhouse series.
Many biostimulants include microbial or non-microbial components that promote plant growth by improving the efficiency of nutrient uptake, thereby reducing fertilizer application rates.
University of Florida researchers have found that adding pepper banker plants near roses helped establish higher predatory mite populations that eventually target chilli thrips.
Two American Floral Endowment-funded research projects are investigating new ways to detect and reduce plant stress from abiotic pressures and diseases before they happen.
Rose growers may soon have access to a new resource to help them differentiate between symptoms of rose rosette disease and herbicides.
These two plant staples for spring sales share basic cultural requirements, but are unfortunately also plagued by similar diseases.
The production practices used in the final four to five weeks of poinsettias will have a significant impact on the success in shipping your plants.
Correct identification of mite species or life stages is critical, as many biological control agents and miticides target specific species and life stages.
BASF received California registration for Avelyo fungicide, a broad-spectrum disease control solution for greenhouse and nursery growers.
Bacterial soft rot occurs sporadically in ornamental production, but when it does, it can be very damaging and cause significant crop loss.