VEGETATIVE
Disbudding
Disbudding during propagation causes excessive budding and reduces branching and vigor. Do not remove flower bud in propagation.
Disbudded
Not Disbudded
No Pinch vs Pinch
Pinching delays finish by 7-10 days but also helps to reduce plant height and increase branching.
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Pinched (4 weeks after transplant)
No Pinch
Trial Details: Gilroy, CA (week 7-16, 2024); Photo taken 9 weeks after transplant; PGRs: 2500 ppm B-Nine ® WSG spray 2 weeks after transplant then 2 ppm Bonzi ® drench 4 weeks after transplant; Container: 1-gallon (2.5 quart) with 1 ppp, Average Daily Temperature: 68.0 °F (20.0 °C), DLI: 12.8 mols/day.
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