What’s wrong with my plants?
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July 4, 2023

What’s wrong with my plants?

After working with greenhouse crops for 35 years, Brian Whipker has found there’s a system for detecting plant problems. Whipker, professor and commercial floriculture Extension specialist at North Carolina State University, addressed abiotic issues (caused by non-living factors) during the Northeast Greenhouse Conference webinar series. Whipker said diagnostics involve

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