Here are some musings about technology use in floriculture as growers finish up this season and prepare for the next.
Top 100 growers have shared where their technology interest is headed and what they believe is still missing.
Head Grower Laurie Conlon shares the benefits and limitations of AI analysis of sticky card traps learned during poinsettia production.
How software providers and growers are working together to build AI tools grounded in real-world production and operational needs.
Here’s a simple framework to help growers get better, more accurate, and more reliable answers from practical AI tools.
Here’s what’s changing for HR in 2026 and how it will impact greenhouse growers and businesses of all sizes.
New data and recent market signals point to shifts shaping how consumers discover, evaluate, and buy plants in 2026.
Ag tech expert Dave Swain looks at how industry professionals can responsibly and effectively use AI as a tool while avoiding its pitfalls.
New lighting innovations, including dynamic LEDs and AI controls, help growers adapt faster and save energy.
Katie Dubow of Garden Media Group shares insights from a panel on consumer interactions with brands through AI.
New Bloom Solutions ponders whether or not the floral industry as a whole can afford to delay investments in AI technologies.
The Professor Petal AI-powered chatbot was developed to help floral industry members more easily access American Floral Endowment resources.
SePRO will have Arietta.ai be the foundation of a new division focused on digital water management and customer solutions.