Producing High Quality Plugs Part 2

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August 5, 2017 - Author: Allison Hurt & Roberto Lopez

In this article, we will discuss how continuous 16-hour or instantaneous threshold supplemental lighting from HPS lamps and LEDs and photoperiodic lighting influence plug quality and subsequent flowering. 

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Tags: annual bedding plant production, floriculture, light management in greenhouses and controlled environments, young plant production

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