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EPISODE · Jul 15, 2025 · 9 MIN

Flower Colour Manipulation

from Hydroponics Daily · host Eutrema Ltd

Welcome to Hydroponics Daily with Dr. Russell Sharp, where today's episode delves into the fascinating world of manipulating flower colour and shape in hydroponics. While traditional methods of changing plant appearance through soil, nutrients, and light conditions exist, flowers often remain unchanged—until now. Explore how scientists have discovered groundbreaking techniques to alter flower hues by optimizing temperature, light exposure, and pH levels. From the effect of high altitudes and LED lighting to the role of anthocyanins in hydrangeas, this episode provides practical advice for growers aiming to achieve deeper, more vibrant flower colors without genetic modification. Whether you're interested in the striking blue of hydrangeas or the stunning purple of legal cannabis, learn how to harness environmental factors to enhance flower pigment intensities. Join us as Dr. Sharp discusses innovative methods and experiments, offering insights into the future of soilless flower production. https://eutrema.co.uk/shop/fertiliser/liquid-gold-unique-complete-fertiliser/

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