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Quality phaleanopsis starting material under pressure

The quality of starting material for phaleanopsis cultivation is under pressure. This because of a shortage of plant material that has developed over the past years. The important Dutch, German and Belgian propagators are not able to meet the large demand anymore. Therefore, it is very tempting for growers to purchase cultivation material of lower quality or from unknown companies. This material is often not checked on viruses.

Source: www.naktuinbouw.nl

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