Variety traits

Yield of Anthurium andraeanum

Anthurium-Andreanum-Hybriden

The yield of Anthurium andraeanum is defined as the number of marketable flower stalks obtained from a single plant per year. This indicator is decisive for the economic efficiency of production and the planning of commercial plantings.

In the reference 14 varieties crop Anthurium, where this is mentioned in the description.

The yield of anthurium is measured by the number of flower stalks per plant per year. The baseline production indicator is considered to be about 8 flowers per plant; however, varietal characteristics allow for reaching 10–13 flowers in certain hybrids, such as Crinkle Red, Tropical, Cheers, and Fire.

The commercial productivity of the crop is evaluated in conjunction with quality parameters: stalk length, spathe size, and vase life. The agrotechnical standard for achieving high yields is maintaining a leaf area index of 3–4 m² of leaves per 1 m² of greenhouse area.

During the cultivation process, agronomists strive to maintain a balance between the quantity of flowers and their quality characteristics, as in some hybrids, high yield may correlate with a decrease in stem length. Violation of lighting and nutrition parameters (EC level) leads to a significant decrease in output.

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Anthurium-Andreanum-Hybriden · Anthurium

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