Oasis Grower Solutions is hosting a free “GrowPro” webinar for those interested in improving their plant growing techniques.
The “GrowPro” webinar will be held Thursday, August 10, 2017 from 10 to 11:30 a.m. PST. Reservations, which are limited, can be made at:
https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/4891387866697191681
The webinar will feature Oasis Grower Solutions’ chief corporate scientist, Dr. Vijay Rapaka, Ph.D., who will provide information on growing mediums for superior cutting propagation and seed germination, as well as breakthrough tissue culture technologies.
“Anyone interested in growing plants of any type should attend this educational webinar,” said Jeff Naymik, global marketing manager, Oasis Grower Solutions. “Attendees will leave with tips and techniques that will enable superior growing, and will also have the opportunity to ask questions during the session.”
The Oasis Grower Solutions “GrowPro” webinar will provide attendees with tips and tricks, best practices and products for superior root and plant development using Rootcubes for unrooted cuttings, Horticubes for seed germination and InVitro Express for tissue culture.
For questions or more information about registering, contact: dlee@oasisgrower.com. Phone: (855) 585-4769.
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