Poinsettias from all major breeders will be represented in the trial, including Beekenkamp, Dümmen Orange, Lazzeri, Rinehart Poinsettias, Selecta One, Suntory, and Express Seed Company.
In a recent eGRO alert, Michigan State University’s Roberto Lopez and Heidi Lindberg note that environmental factors during both propagation and production can cause poinsettia leaf abnormalities.
During poinsettia production season, the late summer/early fall months are the right time to watch for certain pests and diseases.
By using graphical tracking and temperature tracking tools, growers can offer perfect poinsettia retail specs to their partners.
The operation grew 88 varieties, totaling more than 12,000 poinsettias. Customers and employees selected their top five favorite varieties in four categories — novelty, red, white, and pink.
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.
This fall, N.G. Heimos Greenhouses and Millstadt Young Plants in Millstadt, IL, celebrated their 15th year of poinsettia trials.
Watch to the end for a countdown of the top ten winning poinsettias from the trial in the “Red” and “Non-Red” categories.
This year’s trial, produced under natural season growing conditions, featured more than 175 commercial and pre-release poinsettia varieties from leading breeders.
By changing the amount of light exposure plants such as poinsettias and cannabis receive on a daily basis, growers can manipulate when they grow and blossom.
Poinsettias from all major breeders will be represented in the trial, and breeder representatives will be present to support their genetics and growers.
Vivero will produce 14 of Lazzeri’s poinsettia varieties.
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.