January 2018 issue of the Cornell Flower Bulb Research Program Research Newsletter: Callas continue to be highly popular with growers and consumers alike. They grow well in a broad range of growing regions and you can’t ...
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September 2017 issue of the Cornell Flower Bulb Research Program Research Newsletter: The basic schedules for managing rooting rooms of spring bulbs are well known, thanks for the extensive work done by Gus de Hertogh from the ...
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September 2017 issue of the Cornell Flower Bulb Research Program Research Newsletter: In the course of working on effects of planting tulips into pots with warm soil, as could easily happen in southern nurseries, we realized ...
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October 2016 issue of the Cornell Flower Bulb Research Program Research Newsletter: This experiment was initiated from discussions with exporters and southern greenhouse companies where issues with uneven growth was seen in pot crops, especially with earlier plantings. ...
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October 2016 issue of the Cornell Flower Bulb Research Program Research Newsletter: In this experiment, we prepared planting mix (Lambert LM-111) to different levels of moisture, relative to the water content of the mix at container capacity ...
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October 2016 issue of the Cornell Flower Bulb Research Program Research Newsletter: Many forcers in recent years have seen an uptick in problems that seem to be associated with very highly rooted plants, especially of Botrytis tulipae, ...
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October 2014 issue of the Cornell Flower Bulb Research Program Research Newsletter: It is important to start clean! A thorough cleaning of all bulb handling, planting and cooling facilities will help to avoid problems in forcing, ...
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May 2014 issue of the Cornell Flower Bulb Research Program Research Newsletter: Considering their economic importance, there has been relatively little research published on postharvest handling of cut lilies. Complicating this is the diversity of cultivar ...
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June 2013 issue of the Cornell Flower Bulb Research Program Research Newsletter: After planting, North American forcers generally have several species in a cooler, principally tulip, daffodil and hyacinth. While the basic cooling requirements for these species is ...
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November 2010 issue of the Cornell Flower Bulb Research Program Research Newsletter: Topics include: Dry bulb storage – Starts on page 1. Soil and substrate, soil temperature, soil moisture – Starts on page 2. ...
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