Development of Indoor Floriculture

Berdiyev, Erkin; Amanbayeva, Shakhlo; Egamberdiyev, Shakhzod

doi:10.26739/2181-9904-2019-4-3

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“…and Attia, F. A. have conducted a number of studies on the "Physiology of Ficus Benjamin Plants" and have argued that the preparation of cuttings depends on the physiological state of the plant. It was observed that the root rate of cuttings prepared in February decreased by 34%, the root rate of cuttings harvested in June decreased by 87% and in October by 27% [3][4][5][6][7].…”

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Determination of substrate composition, light, and temperature for interior plant growth

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This article presents the experimental results for determining the composition of the substrate, light and temperature for growing houseplants. Substrates were prepared in 8 different variants. The properties of the substrates were evaluated on the basis of 3 types: high, medium, and low. The amount of light required for the growth of houseplants is the result of a seasonal study. The effects of daily light fall and outdoor ambient temperature in the interior environment was studied for one year, and the results obtained were tabulated. According to the attitude of plants to light, they were divided into light-loving, semi-shade, shade-loving species.

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“…The compounds in the plant composition that provide the growth rates that affect plant growth are calculated by Mbosso and others [6,7]. Siddiqui and Hussain conducted their experiments in 2002 on the effectiveness of Indole Butyric Acid (IBA) in propagating ficus species and increasing rooting rates.…”

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