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Environmental management guidelines for growing cut flowers

Are cut flowers environmentally friendly?
Since cut flowers are not edible, they do not have the same regulatory controls as crops, meaning that pesticide use is rampant, and pesticide residue is much higher than allowed on foodstuffs.
It is estimated that one fifth of the chemicals used in the floricultural industry in LEDCs is banned or untested in the US.
How do you manage cut flowers?
Cut Flower Care Guide
Place flowers in a clean container,. Cut about 1/2 an inch off the stems before placing in water. Don't be afraid to fill the container up with water Strip any foliage that will sit below the water line. Don't place flowers in direct sunlight or heat.
What are the best conditions for cut flowers?
Keep arrangements in a cool spot.
Change water regularly.
Feed the flowers and prevent bacteria build up by adding cut flower food in the water.
Keep away from ripe fruit.
The main climate factors that affect flowers during this period are temperature, humidity, light, wind, fertilisation, and crop protection.
If growers do not follow proper pre-harvest growing techniques during this time, climate can affect the quality and vase life of your fresh cut flowers.

These Guidelines aim to improve the sustainability of cut flower production, while protecting the environment. In short — the aim is environmentally friendly Autres questions

Environmental management guidelines for growing cut flowers

Are cut flowers environmentally friendly?

How do you manage cut flowers?

Cut Flower Care Guide

What are the best conditions for cut flowers?