Graduate Student Charlie Smith's Research Featured in GrowerTalks Magazine

GrowerTalks magazine publishes research from graduate student Charlie Smith on the prevention of chlorosis and undesirable purple pigmentation that can develop on cuttings rooted under LED supplemental light.

GrowerTalks magazine publishes research from graduate student Charlie Smith on the prevention of chlorosis and undesirable purple pigmentation that can develop on cuttings rooted under LED supplemental light.

Research from Charlie Smith, graduate student with Dr. Roberto Lopez, has been featured in GrowerTalks Magazine. Charlie's research focused on the prevention of chlorosis and undesirable purple pigmentation that can develop on cuttings rooted under LED supplemental light.

Read the article here: The Problem With Purple (growertalks.com)

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