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GROWTH EXPERIMENTS WITH BARKCOMPOST

Article number
82_6
Pages
55 – 58
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Abstract
Because of the demand of different people from the horticultural business we set up a study to use composted bark as a horticultural substrate.

Several growth experiments with Cordyline terminalis, Ficus cyathistipula and Calathea makoyana are carried out.

The results show that this barkcompost can be used as a substitute for the normal used substrates for most of the hot house plants.

Publication
Symposium on Production of Protected Crops in Peat and other Media
Authors
O.F. Verdonck, I.M. Cappaert
Keywords
Full text
https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.1978.82.6
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