As the world opens back up from the pandemic, forming a new green business model is the next challenge for horticulture companies.

Brian Jackson, Professor of Horticulture at North Carolina State University, says new innovation is on the horizon for soilless growing media.

Learn why the increased porosity of a growing media leads to greater airflow and maximizes the opportunity for oxygen to get to a plant’s root zone.

The new Grow Pro Webinar Series from American Floral Endowment features monthly presentations on production topics that directly impact greenhouse growers.

The answer to solving your water management frustrations may be hiding in your growing mix.

A new video provides tips on how you can objectively decide what media works under your conditions.

The expansion project is the latest in growth that includes numerous acquisitions, state-of-the-art facilities, and elevated sustainability standards.

Here’s a closer look at recent research on the long-term viability of wood when used as a substrate mix.

Profile Products, which manufactures HydraFiber horticulture substrates and other soil and vegetation management solutions, has acquired Sunterra Horticulture, a producer of professional-grade sphagnum peat moss.

Monitoring for heavy metals and harmful pathogens is a matter of routine for these growing media companies. See how they ensure the products you use to grow your crops are safe.

Here’s a step-by-step guide to making sure your raw substrate components are dosed at the right blend amount.

A recent study sought to quantify and compare substrate water and air relations for three propagation substrates that varied widely in physical characteristics.

You can find success in compressing your own growing media mixes. But before you go down that road, run the numbers to see if it’s in your best interest.