Seed Coatings: The Untapped Potential in Hydroponics
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Seed Coatings: The Untapped Potential in Hydroponics
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In this episode of Hydroponics Daily, Dr. Russell Sharp ventures into the lesser-discussed realm of seed coating within hydroponic and horticulture practices, particularly in Europe and America. Discover the untapped commercial and scientific potential of seed dressings in enhancing the growth and resilience of plants without soil.
Dr. Sharp delves into various seed coating techniques that involve pigments, protective layers, and nutrient cocktails, highlighting their transformative impact on seed viability and plant vigor. The discussion spans the application of biostimulants, fungicides, and beneficial microbes, offering new possibilities for greenhouse growers and microgreen producers.
Learn about innovative developments such as jasmonic acid priming and complete seed pelleting, and explore opportunities for entrepreneurial endeavors in the creation of uniquely coated seeds. With insights into commercial applications and case studies like the Slugger product for pest-resistant seedlings, this episode sheds light on how seed coatings could revolutionize modern horticulture.
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