When you’re running a growing operation, your choice of propagation media can make or break your growing success. Get it right, and you’ll see healthy root systems, vigorous plants, and the kind of yields that keep your operation profitable.
In commercial plant propagation, success or failure is deeply rooted in what happens below the surface. The invisible world of growing substrates where roots emerge and develop forms the foundation for plant health, vigor, and production value.
Microorganisms are essential in growing substrates like soil, peat, and stabilized media for maintaining health and fertility. They are pivotal in nutrient cycling, disease suppression, soil structure enhancement, and plant growth.
Air pruning is a horticultural technique that encourages the healthy growth of a plant’s root system by exposing roots to air in a controlled manner to effectively “prune” themselves.
