Why You Need To Know What’s In Your Growing Media Mix
January 2, 2017
The Pindstrup Group recently opened a new wood fibre plant near Riga, Latvia, for the production of Forest Gold, a new component for growing media.
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RHP, a European knowledge center for substrates and growing media, recommends using airy substrates in winter to provide more oxygen to the plant.
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Research from the University of Massachusetts highlights the differences approaches to soil media testing, and when to use them.
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From increased automation to new soil amendments and water-saving technologies, media manufacturers offer sustainability-focused solutions to meet growers’ unique needs.
Adverse weather conditions in Canada have played havoc with the peat moss harvest.