Production under reduced light levels in Florida greatly improved plant color and grade while various fertilizer levels had fewer effects.
Storage Specifics:
Store at 34-41 F, wet or dry. Maximum time is unknown but believed to be more than 1-2 weeks.
Tidbits:
From the Greek “pitta” (pitch) and “sporum” (seed), referring to the sticky covering on the seeds. “Tobira” is the Asian name for the species.
For those Chain of Life Network Members wanting more detailed information about the florists’ greens industry, it is highly recommended that Robert Stamps’ article entitled Florists’ Botanicals (2001) be read.
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