An interesting article for commercial growers of peony cut flowers:
And a fourth video.
Even better is part two: the growing field with again the name plates followed by shots of the plants in the field. You can perfectly see which ones stand up better than others, have prettier flowers, are more floriferous, have open or closed buds and so on… The last part is the highlight: the area where @bobjohnson his seedlings are propagated.…Read More
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This one shows the seedlings grown at Adelman’s
More of Adelman’s peonies, but this time later in the season when the lactifloras are in full swing.
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Interesting stuff, Koen!
I’m looking into these kind of things more and more also. Although not so much doing the scientific approach as you are.
Right before last planting (about 6 weeks ago), I dipped all our planters in two products of SoilTech: Root&Shoot (nutrient solution and humid and fulvic acid) and Optima Soil Humi B (humic acid with high Boron). I have followed advice on this from quite spectacular results in other cultures. When planting as late as we usually do on our rather stiff clay soil, the planters sure can use a little extra help settling. I hope to notice some results in spring.