In a first for China , Lijiang Qize Agricultural Development Company used 60,000 Finesse Growbags to raise long - stem rose . " Our Kimberley roses bring forth an norm of 10 stems per plant life after six months , " say Mr. Shi Hongzheng of Lijiang Qize , a Chinese grower of rosebush and calla lilies .
Lijiang Qize initially adjoin Jiffy because they were looking for a renewable substratum to develop their cut heyday crops . Jiffy Growbags are environmentally well-disposed in multiple ways :
" We reuse 100 % of our water supply and fertiliser , " says Mr. Shi . ground out of Yunnan Province , Lijiang Qize already runs a 50,000 m2 s nursery , and it ’s currently building another greenhouse to expand its cut bloom operation .
Easy to ship and ready to useAn important vantage for an operation of this size is that Jiffy Growbags are ship in a dried and compressed pattern , making them easy to transport and store .
Lijiang Qize found the Finesse Growbags carry through lying-in because they were so easy to prepare . There ’s no need to moisten or handle the coir before use – just get to the precut holes and put in the irrigation drippers . The result is a very spongy substrate , show excellent air - filled porousness .
" It normally takes five to seven days for the grow bags to expand to full capacity , " Mr. Shi mark . " But if you ’re in a hurry , adding more water supply will help speed thing up . "
Few lossesLijiang Qize uses a toilet system in their greenhouses , and the grow bags turn on the very efficient placing of the rose . With eight plants per uprise bag , each one received salutary ventilation system and more light than with their previous solution .
As a solvent , the roses were ready to harvest at six months , with very few losses . In fact , Lijiang Qize had a bumper harvest on their paw : Thanks to Jiffy Finesse Growbags , the plants produced an norm of 10 stem each .
" look at our other craw , the shoot ratio is also quite mellow , so the Jiffy Growbag is very helpful for increasing our yield . "
