Microflor visited Phalaenopsis growers in Brazil and Mexico, two growing markets with great potential. We have three ways of further stimulating their talent.
The consecutive actions for checking, cutting and propagating young plants require a lot of concentration and are physically demanding. In order to guarantee the well-being of our employees as well as the quality of our products, Microflor places a lot of importance on ergonomics.
Reducing drain water and maximising its reuse requires a combination of efforts. The research phase for our water recovery system is still in progress.
In recent months, we have been examining various types of rooting plugs at Microflor. After a number of large-scale trials we have made our decision: the Auto 40 model from the Dutch company QuickPlug best meets our demands and those of our buyers. Quality and R&D Coordinator Arne Steelandt tells us more.
Most phalaenopsis growers have encountered the problem of root damage caused by larval Lyprauta gnats, commonly referred to in the industry as ‘pot worms’. Arne Steelandt, Quality Control and R&D Coordinator at Microflor , has solid expertise in dealing with this pest and shares some useful...
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