Knowledge Common problems Common problems 21 September 2016 What causes leaf yellowing and how to avoid it? Read more
Common problems 21 September 2016 What is stem elongation and how to avoid it? If there is one flower species known to want to rise above all, it’s the tulip. Tulipa grow about 10 cm after cutting, during transport and... Read more
Featured Common problems 21 September 2016 What is Botrytis and how to avoid it? Botrytis cinerea (grey mould) is a fungus which causes a loss of quality in flowers like Rosa, Chrysanthemum, Gerbera and Lisianthus. The place... Read more
Common problems 21 September 2016 What causes leaf yellowing and how to avoid it? Leaf yellowing is a sign of insufficient natural plant growth hormones, regulating the production of leaf green in the leaf. Before being cut,... Read more
Common problems 21 September 2016 What is stem damage and how to avoid it? Stems carry the flower and give the flower access to water. The stem should remain undamaged to enjoy the flowers as long as possible. Do not... Read more
Common problems 21 September 2016 What is bent-neck in roses and how can you avoid it? Premature harvesting is the core problem of bent-neck in roses. The stem right under the bud is not strong enough to carry the weight of the... Read more
Common problems 21 September 2016 What causes stem discolouration and how to avoid it? Stem discolouration has a number of causes that may or may not be negative. Of course, no amount of stem discolouration looks... Read more
Common problems 21 September 2016 What causes leaf burn and how to avoid it? Leaf burning is a complex phenomenon and is the result of burst leaf cells. A significant cause of rupturing of cell walls is an... Read more
Common problems 21 September 2016 What can you do to avoid limp flower petals? This well-known phenomenon is the premature wilting of the flowers that are sensitive to vascular blockages, such as Rosa, Bouvardia,... Read more
Common problems 21 September 2016 How to avoid limited bud and flower development? Energy is the driving force behind water intake, the production of plant hormones and a natural development of the flower. Without... Read more
