The Care and Handling of Cut FLowers II

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After we discuss in part I about the temperature, humidity and nutrition, we will discuss now about light and wather. Light Light is not as great of concern as other factors mentioned earlier; however, chronic darkness will cause foliar deterioration. Remember, optimum light levels during production are important to ensure high quality cut flowers. Water Plant tissue is comprised [...]

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