Topic · 13 articles
Ornamental crops for open and protected ground: annuals, perennials, bulbous and potted plants. Propagation, substrates, light and temperature regimes, forcing, cut flowers, and plantation maintenance.
16 min read For students
The article describes the basic principles of production classification of ornamental plants depending on their biological features and agricultural practices. The reader will learn about the criteria for selecting a planting site and the key role of vegetative organs in the life activity of crops
18 min read For students
Rational use of production areas, including greenhouses and open soil, is the key to reducing production costs and increasing the profitability of a floricultural farm. The article examines types of greenhouse structures and temperature requirements for various groups of plants
11 min read For students
Efficient cultivation of flower crops requires an understanding of the biological light requirements of plants. The article examines the classification of species by light intensity and methods of managing their development through photoperiodism
9 min read For students
Temperature regime is a key factor in the development intensity of ornamental crops. The article will help agronomists correctly group species for effective planting planning.
15 min read For students
For intensive floriculture and greenhouses, natural soil requires improvement through the creation of special substrates. The article describes the harvesting and application technologies for sod and leaf soil, necessary for the full development of ornamental plants.
19 min read For students
The quality of flowering directly depends on the composition of the substrate and the balance of mineral nutrients. We examine the classification of crops by their nutritional requirements, optimal soil acidity indices, and the role of major macronutrients
