Horticulture, the science and art of cultivating plants, is constantly evolving with innovative techniques and technologies. One such technology that has gained significant attention in the recent years is the use of suction tubes. These simple yet effective tools offer numerous advantages and applications in the field of horticulture. In this article, we will explore … Read more
Tensiometers are a means of measuring fluctuations of soil moisture. Acting in a similar manner to a barometer, the soil tension is measured by the mercury column. The scale measured by the mercury column is in centibars- a low reading e.g. 14-16 centibars indicating a low soil tension and a higher reading e.g. 20-25 centibars … Read more
Picture this: A greenhouse filled with rows of lush, blooming roses, each one getting exactly what it needs to thrive – no more, no less. That’s the mastery of drip irrigation at play. Unlike the one-size-fits-all approach of overhead sprinklers or the time-consuming use of watering cans, drip irrigation acts like a maestro leading an … Read more
I’m going to walk you through the blooming world of greenhouse cut rose gardening. Have you ever wondered if the classic beauty of roses could be enjoyed year-round, regardless of the temperamental whims of mother nature? Guess what? They can. A greenhouse provides the perfect haven for cultivating these beloved blooms away from the chill … Read more
Roses are beautiful flowers whether they are in a garden of in a vase. Flower arrangers all over the world really enjoy using roses as the base flower of their display. This eye catching flower is mostly grown as a bush both in protected environments like greenhouse or tunnels and in open flower gardens. There … Read more
Welcome to the enchanting world of cut rose cultivation, where passion meets precision and nature’s elegance flourishes under controlled conditions. In this inaugural blog post, we embark on a fascinating journey into the art of planting Speedling cut roses within the nurturing embrace of a passive greenhouse. From the tender touch of soil to the … Read more
