Over the past few years some designers have preferred to label themselves as artists, perhaps viewing their outputs on a different plane from those by their fellow creatives. It’s a long-running debate on what is deemed worthy of being described “art”; in the late 19th century, it was a hot...

If you’re an indoor gardener, there’s a good chance that you have a Christmas cactus that bursts into a profusion of blooms every year. In caring for it, have you ever noticed hair-like growths sprouting from between the stem segments? These are aerial roots. Read on to learn what they can tell...

November 04, 2026 I burned up my phone camera snapping pictures of the gardens at Denver’s Washington Park this summer and fall. So many of those images never made it into a blog post. But today I’m backing up to late September to share early fall pics from the park’s Big Garden. A wide shot...

The next tHRIve webinar from the Horticultural Research Institute features Dr. Allan Armitage sharing how he transformed his garden from chaos to comfort. The post Learning Opportunity: A Look Inside the Success of Dr. A’s Garden appeared first on Greenhouse Grower.

If you are looking for an attractive, low-maintenance succulent for your Zone 9 to 11 garden, or to add to your houseplant collection, consider x Graptosedum ‘Ghosty.’ This hybrid produces yellow star-shaped flowers and trailing rosettes that shade pink and orange in full sun. Learn how to grow...

For greenhouse roof repairs, your method of maintenance must be dictated by whether or not the greenhouse can emptied. The post When Greenhouse Roof Repairs Can’t Wait for an Empty House appeared first on Greenhouse Grower.

AmericanHort Calls for Continued Suspension of Vessel Fees AmericanHort joined a broad coalition of agricultural, business, and transportation organizations in an October 30 letter urging U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer to extend or permanently suspend Section 301 fees on China-built...

Brazilian biotech company IdeeLab and ag giant Bayer will bring biological-based crop protection products to Brazil via a 12-month-long R&D partnership. The two companies will work together across the entire product development cycle, with the goal of eventually bringing biofungicide solutions...

Here's a fact that might surprise you: wheat, the staple food behind your delicious bread, hates hot weather. And this is a growing problem. Scientists have estimated that for every 1°C the planet warms, global wheat production could drop by roughly 6%. So, as global temperatures rise, your...

The effects of El Niño are already being felt by many via extreme weather events. Here's what NOAA's forecasts say to expect this winter. The post What El Niño Is Doing to Shape NOAA’s Latest Winter Outlook appeared first on Greenhouse Grower.

Elementl Power agreed terms for a nuclear development partnership of up to $750 million with a DSIP-led group including Samsung C&T. The post Elementl Power Signs Up to $750 Million Nuclear Partnership Deal With DSIP-Led Consortium appeared first on iGrow News.

The new Roma variety from De Ruiter, Solstric, combines multi-gene intermediate resistance to ToBRFV with flexible production and harvesting options for greenhouse growers, according to Bayer.

American Floral Endowment's upcoming webinar, scheduled for Tuesday, Nov. 17, 2026, as part of its ongoing Grow Pro series, will cover temperature management strategies for greenhouse growers. The webinar will explore how temperature strategies affect plant height, flowering time, crop quality, and…

The exchange, organized by Growise, a company specializing in smart farm equipment, with support from the Gunpo Industry Promotion Agency, was held to introduce smart farm equipment, including precision environmental control technology, and to develop technical cooperation and sales channels in the…

Hydrofarm Holdings has shared new details about how it eliminated its debt. Before these actions, the company owed $109 million under a Term Loan, which cost about $12 million each year to repay and maintain. As part of a recapitalization (a restructuring of the company's finances), this Term Loan was…

The pandemic changed how, and where, the world works, but the empty office space left behind is a big drain on the owners of all that unused commercial real estate. But one entrepreneur is starting to plant the seeds of a partial solution to this lingering problem. Read more at NPR

Tucked between the steel arrays of a working solar farm on Oʻahu, four hydroponic troughs hold something unexpected: lettuce. Five varieties of it, catching whatever light filters through panels that pivot slowly overhead, tracking the sun from morning to afternoon. The setup looks almost accidental — a…

Urban Crop Solutions, based in Beveren-Leie in West Flanders, Belgium, develops technology for growing crops in fully controlled indoor environments. At the initiative of POM West-Vlaanderen, the company took part in a visit to SIAL Paris, one of the world's leading food industry trade fairs. For CEO…

The UAE might not be the first place that springs to mind when you think of tulip fields. Traditionally associated with the cooler climes of the Netherlands, these colourful spring flowers are hardly natural inhabitants of the Arabian desert. But a new UAE-based venture is challenging that assumption,…

Indoor Ag-Con and Inside Grower magazine have opened nominations for the 3rd annual CEAs — Cultivating Excellence Awards, presented with program sponsor Premier Tech. The program recognizes excellence, innovation and leadership across controlled environment agriculture (CEA) in three categories:…