MSU Extension Floriculture & Greenhouse Crop Production

Comparing PGRs

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October 18, 2008 - Roberto Lopez<rglopez@msu.edu>, Matthew Blanchard, and Erik Runkle<runkleer@msu.edu>

Plant growth retardants (PGRs) are often used by commercial growers to produce a more compact, higher quality ornamental plant. This article compares the efficacy of different products with the same active ingredient.

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