Flowers from Bulbous Species

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Photoperiodic Greenhouse Crops

Advertisements

Horticulture CD Unit B Floriculture. Problem Area 1 Greenhouse Crop Production.

Gerbera Daisy Dr. Terri W. Starman. History Discovered by botanist Robert Jameson in 1878 Origin: South Africa The Botanical gardens in Kew, England identified.

Growing and Forcing Bulbs, Corms, and Tubers LESSON 8.

1. Bulb Structure containing an embryonic plant and food for the plant.

Lilium longiflorum Easter Lily A major flowering potted crop

Impatiens Bedding and New Guinea Hort 429 Greenhouse Crop Production Terri W. Starman.

Easter Lilies Lilium longiflorum By Jessi Spry. History Native to Japan and its surrounding Islands. In 1898 bulb production in the US started. They can.

Potted Plant Productions Chrysanthemums. Introduction Dendranthema grandiflora or Chrysanthemum morifolium Native to China and Japan #2 potted flowering.

Tulip facts Origin- central Asia, Siberia, Mongolia, and China Breeding- 12th and 13th century in Persia 1500’s- brought to Europe Conrad Gesner- printed.

Dendranthema X grandiflorum

Seed Propagation 1.Seed production Mostly in Western States: - California, Oregon, Washington, Idaho - Low humidity (less fungal, bacterial diseases) -

Potted Plant Production POINSETTIAS. Introduction Euphorbia pulcherrima Native to mexico #1 potted flowering crop in US Grown for showy bracts Cyathia.

Potted Plants Poinsettias Topic #2173 Nick Wendling.

Potted Plant Production Easter Lilies. Introduction Lilium longiflorum Native to Islands south of Japan Introduced to England in 1819 Bulb production.

Snapdragon Cut Flowers

Propagation by Cutting. Woody cuttings Tip Simple or straight Heel Mallet.

Asexual Reproduction in Flowering Plants or Vegetative Propagation

Chrysanthemum Production By: Johnny M. Jessup Agriculture Teacher/FFA Advisor.

Landscaping with Bulbs (pointed part up!). Using Bulbs in the Landscape MASSING NATURALIZING BORDERS WOODED AREAS ROCK GARDENS WITH EVERGREENS CUT FLOWERS.

Unit 32 - Bulbs.

Asexual Reproduction in Plants

Horticulture CD Unit B1 - 5 Floriculture. Problem Area 1 Greenhouse Crop Production.

Growing Greenhouse Crops. What Type of Plants Can One Grow in a Greenhouse? Trees? Shrubs? Bulbs Herbacious? Perenials? Annuals Grass? Food? Cut flowers?

Student Learning Objectives

Non-Rooting Room Bulbs

Horticulture Science Lesson 53 Managing the Greenhouse Business.

I. Introduction A.The Greenhouse n n an environmentally controlled structure designed for the production of plants.

SEXUAL AND ASEXUAL PROPAGATION Plant Propagation.

Propagation by Cutting. Herbaceous cuttings Stem Cuttings Leaf Cutting Leaf Bud Cutting Root Cutting.

Greenhouse Management and Crops

Greenhouse Crops. What Type of Plants Can One Grow in a Greenhouse? Trees? Shrubs? Bulbs Herbacious? Perenials? Annuals Grass? Food? Cut flowers?

VII.TEMPERATURE IMPORTANCE A. Greenhouse Crops affects plant growth rate important for crop timing involved in flower bud initiation controls crop quality.

Horticulture Science Lesson 48 Growing and Forcing Easter Lilies.

BULBS By Heather Naylor.

Growing Plants Vegetative Propagation. Propagation  Process of increasing the supply of a type of plant  Can be done sexually (using seeds)  - plants.

SoilLeaves Stem Life Cycles Little bit of Everything Jeopardy.

Poinsettia Production By: Johnny M. Jessup Agriculture Teacher/FFA Advisor.

Chapter 31 Minor Cut Flower Crops.

Bellringer What is a plant that is propagated asexually? Why would a grower want to asexually propagate?

Plant Propagation Test Review B-I-N-G-O Plant Propagation: Reproduction of new plants.

Mums- the word. There are over 160 species of chrysanthemums. One of the most popular is Chrysanthemum morifolium, or florist chrysanthemum.

USING PLANTS IN THE LANDSCAPE: BULBS SECTION 7: BULBS LANDSCAPE UNIT 32:

Spring and Summer Flowering Bulbs

1.Food in form of sugar – used for energy 2. Glucose, light, water, air, suitable temperature, minerals 3. Food = energy minerals = healthy development.

GUAVA (PSIDIUM GUAJAVA, L.) INTRODUCTION: Guava belongs to the family myrtaceae, which has more than 80 genera and 3000 species, distributed throughout.

Sexual Propagation Ms. Avinelis. Why Use Seeds for Propagation? Reliable Uniform Crops Reliable Uniform Crops Low Cost Low Cost Easy to Handle Easy to.

Copyright © 2011 Delmar, Cengage Learning. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Unit 6 Seeds.

Bulb Short stem with fleshy leaves or leaf bases that function as food storage organs during dormancy.

Effect of polarity on rooting

Changes Through the Seasons

Horticulture Science Lesson 45 Growing Poinsettias

Horticulture Science Lesson 48 Growing and Forcing Easter Lilies

Bulbs Defn: specialized underground structures with a basal plate bearing a growing point, enclosed by thick, fleshy scales Propagation methods offsets.

David Hillock OSU- Consumer Horticulture

Spencer Horticulture Curriculum 2011

Introduction to Horticulture PLSC 2100 Mr. Warnick

Asexual Propagation Seed Potato Cutting.

Introduction The plants can be propagated by specialized structures like Suckers, Bulb, Corms, Tubers, Rhizomes in a short duration. Propagation by these.

Lesson Starter What 3 things to seeds need in order to germinate?

الكريزانثمم Chrysanthemum (Mums) Dendranthema sp Fam. Asteraceae

Student Learning Objectives

Introduction: Banana is an important fruit crop. It is grown in many parts of India. It is suited to a variety of climates, soil types, etc. It is commercially.

Plant Structure Chapter 12.

Stem and Root Modifications

Basic Parts of the Plant

Basic Parts of the Plant

Plant Propagation Horticulture Ms. Bond.

Stem and Root Modifications

Presentation transcript:

Flowers from Bulbous Species Chapter 26 Flowers from Bulbous Species

Bulbs for Forcing Ordering bulbs Precooled vs. standard forcing placing the order Precooled vs. standard forcing General information containers media 2

Bulbs for Forcing Bulb storage areas Need for cold period cold frames bulb storage cellar-rooting room Need for cold period 3

Anemones Propagation Media and fertilizers Light and temperature Trimming leaves Harvesting the crop 4

Anemones Harvesting the crop Problems cultural disorders diseases insects 5

Calla (Calla Lily) Propagation Media and fertilizers Light and temperature Water Marketing Problems diseases insects 6

Freesia Propagation Problems 7

Gladiolus Propagation and growth Soils and fertilization Planting Irrigation 8

Gladiolus Cutting for market Handling corms Problems cultural disorders diseases insects 9

Crocus Propagation Problems 10

Hyacinth Propagation Growth retardants and height control Problems 11

Iris Propagation Problems cultural disorders diseases insects 12

Lily Cultivars Field production propagation harvesting grading packing 13

Lily Greenhouse forcing precooling rooting room method cold frame treatment (CFT) controlled-temperature forcing 14

Lily Timing and flower bud formation Potting bulb size medium fertilization watering 15

Lily Light, temperature, and height control light intensity 16

Lily Scheduling planting to shoot emergence emergence to flower bud initiation flower bud initiation to visible bud visible bud to open flower 17

Lily Scheduling leaf counting 18

Lily Storing plants Growth retardants and height control drench treatment spray treatment 19

Lily Problems cultural disorders diseases insects 20

Narcissus (Daffodils) Cut daffodils precooled bulbs harvesting for market suitable cultivars Pot daffodils cultivars stage of marketing growth retardants and height control 21

Narcissus (Daffodils) Problems diseases 22

Tulips Flower formation Precooling Cut flowers cultivars media and fertilization greenhouse forcing harvesting for market cultivars 23

Tulips Tulips precooled at 41°F Pot-grown tulips preplanting treatments greenhouse forcing harvesting for market Pot-grown tulips media and planting greenhouse forcing and fertilization growth retardants 24

Tulips Problems cultural disorders diseases insects rodents 25