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THE USE OF DECOMPOSED PINE BARK AS A SUBSTRATE FOR GROWING GERBERA

Article number

51_11

Pages

103 – 106

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Abstract

The results of one-year growing of Gerbera in different substrates clearly show that pine bark compost can be recommended for the plant as well as sphagnum peat, but the mixture of pine bark compost with sphagnum peat seems best medium.

Publication

Symposium on Protected Cultivation of Flowers and Vegetables

Authors

E. Jesiotr, Z. Strojny, M. Saniewski

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https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.1975.51.11

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