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Title: Greenhouse Crop Production


1
Greenhouse Crop Production
  • Chapter 27

2
Orchids and Roses
  • Orchidaceae
  • 500 genera, 15,000 species
  • 8000 for one plant before WWI
  • Grow naturally in every country in the world
  • 1765 species in Brazil

3
Orchids
  • Epiphytes
  • Terrestrial
  • 2 habits of growth sympodial, and monopodial
    growth

4
sympodial
  • Grow along the surface of the medium
  • Forms pseudobulb and leaf
  • These type include cattleya, calanthe, laelia,
    dendrobium

5
monopodial
  • Growth is upright
  • Terminal bud develops and new roots develop from
    stem
  • Examples include phalaenopsis, and vanda

6
characteristics
  • Slow growth
  • Few thick leaves
  • One growth cycle per year
  • Many have a pseudobulb, life support
  • Aerial roots fleshy and thick
  • No root hairs, velamen exchanges gases

7
propagation
  • Seeds - 5-7 years to maturity
  • Division lead tender, easily broken, lose 1
    year
  • Tissue culture - clones

8
Cultural conditions
  • Open and porous media
  • Fir bark, peat moss, perlite
  • Need more nitrogen
  • Need support

9
terrestrial
  • Cymbidiums
  • Cypripediums
  • Vandas
  • Needs 1-1-1 peat moss, bark, and perlite

10
Storage and shipping
  • 50 degrees minimum
  • Placed in water tube
  • When ¾ flowers are open

11
problems
  • Yellow foliage too high light
  • Failure to flower wrong temp, improper light
    levels, need fertilizer

12
Diseases
  • Mosaic or black streak virus
  • Botrytis stem rot

13
Insects
  • Weevils small holes in leaves
  • Slugs, snails, cockroaches feed on flowers
  • Scale eats the leaves

14
Roses
  • The oldest known flower on earth
  • Symbols all that is good
  • Red means I love you anywhere in the world

15
roses
  • Sold in 1980s Forever Yours
  • Crossed in 1959
  • Propagation cuttings, grafting, and budding

16
roses
  • Budding is superior to cuttings
  • Started eye budded earlier in season
  • Dormant eye late in season
  • Understocks different indoor and outdoor stock
  • Bud union where it is joined

17
roses
  • Need balanced fertilizer
  • Need a good amount of light
  • CO2 injector
  • Pinching is needed
  • Hard pinch
  • Soft pinch

18
Grading and packing
  • Grading boards in 3 inch intervals
  • Cost is length of stem
  • Refrigerate and flower food

19
problems
  • Nutrient deficiency
  • Nematodes
  • Malformed flowers thrips and boron deficient
  • Leaf drop overwatering, to much fertilizer, air
    pollution
  • Black spot ethylene gas increases

20
roses
  • Bent neck air bubble at flower head

21
Diseases
  • Powdery mildew
  • Canker
  • viruses

22
Insects
  • Red spider mites
  • Aphids
  • Leaf rollers

23
Conclusion
  • Orchids and roses are in high demand, but they do
    have problems in the production of these crops.
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