How to best prepare for Botrytis

Thriving in cool, humid environments, Botrytis can be problematic from late fall to early spring. It is particularly threatening to newly propagated material like germinated/young seedlings, unrooted cuttings and plants that have been or will be boxed, stored or transported.

Don’t let Pythium sneak into production

Protecting plants from root and stem rots can always be a challenge, particularly during late fall and winter, when there tends to be more cloudy days and the greenhouse temperatures are cooler.

Fighting Fusarium

Mums are a key product for many greenhouse and nursery growers, but they are often susceptible to Fusarium.

April Showers bring Botrytis

Botrytis, or gray mold, thrives in cool and humid environments and can be especially problematic as we enter spring.