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.

As peat becomes harder to obtain and the price rises, alternative growing media components are part of the solution to growers’ challenges.

The Solve Pest and Weed Problems resource from Oregon State provides science-based solutions for pests, weeds, and disease problems in one place.

With the acquisition of Quick Plug, Profile Products expands its horticulture product line and enhances the company’s foothold in the controlled environment agriculture space.

Rose growers may soon have access to a new resource to help them differentiate between symptoms of rose rosette disease and herbicides.

Rising costs have led several major operations overseas to suspend or cease growing altogether. It’s a trend growers in the U.S. should be closely monitoring.

Curing is a process that evenly distributes moisture throughout the flower and accentuates its unique aromas and characteristics.

Research has shown that application of biological control products can reduce powdery mildew on greenhouse cucumbers.

These two plant staples for spring sales share basic cultural requirements, but are unfortunately also plagued by similar diseases.

Growing media producers are committed to work through product shortages, develop innovative solutions, and serve their customers.

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.

The partnership also expand and accelerate AMVAC’s growing GreenSolutions biological portfolio and facilitate NewLeaf Symbiotics’ objective of securing wider market penetration.

The Hemp Research Consortium has awarded more than $1 million in grants for research that seeks to improve hemp breeding and growing techniques.