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Agave Production
Agave plants thrive in slightly acidic soil with a pH of 6.0 to 6.5 and prefer a lower level of fertility, so it's best to use fertilizers sparingly. A good...
Agave Production
Agave plants thrive in slightly acidic soil with a pH of 6.0 to 6.5 and prefer a lower level of fertility, so it's best to use fertilizers sparingly. A good...
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Happening Now: Acclimating Early Spring Orders
Stage 4 of tissue culture, known as acclimatization or weaning, is a crucial transitional phase where plantlets are gradually adapted from the controlled environment of lab vessels to the more variable...
Happening Now: Acclimating Early Spring Orders
Stage 4 of tissue culture, known as acclimatization or weaning, is a crucial transitional phase where plantlets are gradually adapted from the controlled environment of lab vessels to the more variable...
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Secure Your Spring 2025 Orders Now—First Come, ...
As we prepare for an exciting year ahead, we at MGNliners are thrilled to announce that we are now accepting orders for Spring 2025. To ensure you receive your desired varieties...
Secure Your Spring 2025 Orders Now—First Come, ...
As we prepare for an exciting year ahead, we at MGNliners are thrilled to announce that we are now accepting orders for Spring 2025. To ensure you receive your desired varieties...
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Happening Now: Rooting Early Spring Orders
In Stage 3 of tissue culture, known as the rooting phase, plantlets are carefully transferred to a specialized rooting medium. This crucial step is designed to encourage the development of roots,...
Happening Now: Rooting Early Spring Orders
In Stage 3 of tissue culture, known as the rooting phase, plantlets are carefully transferred to a specialized rooting medium. This crucial step is designed to encourage the development of roots,...
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Nandina 3G-3PPP Challenge
Last fall, after growing nandinas for the past 10 years in a 1 plant per pot (PPP) configuration in our 3 gallon pots, our Container Division moved to a 3PPP...
Nandina 3G-3PPP Challenge
Last fall, after growing nandinas for the past 10 years in a 1 plant per pot (PPP) configuration in our 3 gallon pots, our Container Division moved to a 3PPP...
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