An industry report focused on ornamental horticulture in Thailand is available for download. The report offers valuable industry data and provides insights into potential trade opportunities with Thailand. Find out more: aiph.org/floraculture/n…

Tackling the Packaging Puzzle — April’s FCI is here! This month, we take a deep dive into how growers, suppliers, and innovators are responding to the EU’s new packaging rules, shifting customer demands, and the global push for sustainability Read here: aiph.org/floraculture/l…

On 2 April, President Trump declared “Liberation Day” as he launched sweeping tariffs on global imports. FCI hears from reporters in Colombia and in Canada - two major exporting countries to the US market. Read more: aiph.org/floraculture/n… #LiberationDay #USTariffs

As EU rules tighten on packaging, the ripple effects will be felt across global supply chains. Find out what you need to know on page 14: aiph.org/floraculture/l…

As Europe’s ornamental horticulture sector adapts to growing environmental pressures, France’s inter-branch association VALHOR continues to lead coordinated efforts in sustainability, particularly around packaging and recycling. Read more on page 24: aiph.org/floraculture/l…

At this year’s California Spring Trials (CAST), Danziger transformed its Gilroy display into a greenhouse of colour, creativity, and innovation, where the energy was as vibrant as the new genetics on show. Find out more: aiph.org/floraculture/n…

Mr Plant Geek's pick for April is Euphorbia x martinii Walberton’s® Little Treasure®. Little Treasure stands out for its beautiful colours, shifting from vibrant yellow to coppery hues throughout the year. Find out more on page 13: aiph.org/floraculture/l…

Seamless integration into planting processes and efficient handling are equally vital for success. That is why Maan Horti Automation is developing a new addition to its Growcoon dispensing technology: the Growcoon Dispenser Advanced Series. Find out more: aiph.org/floraculture/n…

@EurofloraOfficial 2025 officially opened its gates last week, launching the 13th edition of one of the world’s most significant international exhibitions dedicated to ornamental plants, landscape design, and green innovation. Find out more: aiph.org/floraculture/n…

Selecta One, a global leader in breeding and young plant production, has announced the acquisition of Wagagai Ltd., one of the world’s largest cutting farms located on the shores of Lake Victoria in Uganda. Find out more: aiph.org/floraculture/n…

GreenItaly, the latest AIPH-approved trade exhibition, was officially launched at Euroflora 2025 on 28 April in Genoa, Italy—highlighting the country’s growing commitment to sustainable urban horticulture and innovation. Find out more: aiph.org/floraculture/n…

Peat is a hot topic. For years, it has been crucial to the horticultural industry, but regulations and consumer demands have required the industry to find alternatives. In May's edition, we look at growing media innovations from around the world - aiph.org/floraculture/l…

What’s in your substrate—and what will it cost to change it? As peat bans loom and global supply chains shift, growers are being forced to rethink the very ground beneath their plants. This issue of FCI delves into the subject of growing media. Read now: aiph.org/floraculture/l…

As political pressure builds around peat reduction, Germany’s horticultural sector is facing a sharp dilemma: accelerate sustainability goals or maintain crop security and commercial viability. Read more on pg. 30: aiph.org/floraculture/l…

For U.S. growers, peat decisions hinge on supply, cost and consistency—not regulation. Reducing its use in U.S. production is a conversation just starting to take place, but its drivers are wholly different. Read more on pg. 44: aiph.org/floraculture/l…

Horticultural Consultant Tim Edwards traces the history of peat use in horticulture, the emergence of environmental concerns, and how the industry is evolving under ecological and regulatory pressures. Read more on pg. 8: aiph.org/floraculture/l…

As the UK continues to roll out its plan to phase out peat-based horticulture by 2030, the conversation in Canada is quite different. Thanks to a decades-long collaboration, Canada has emerged as a leader in peatland restoration. Read more on page 48: aiph.org/floraculture/l…

Facing rising costs and shifting markets, China’s growers and suppliers are exploring new materials, new partnerships, and a smarter way to grow. Read more on page 42 of the latest FCI magazine: aiph.org/floraculture/l…

With deep cultural and practical ties to peat, Finnish growers are navigating a complex transition—balancing national supply needs, environmental impact, and emerging science. Read more on page 36 of the latest edition of FCI: aiph.org/floraculture/l…

"‘Supernova’ lays claim to the largest flower diameter in the current market, with each bloom composed of multiple fused flower hearts." Check out Mr Plant Geek ™'s recent pick - Kalanchoe ‘Supernova' from SlijkermanKalanchoë. Read more on page 57: aiph.org/floraculture/l…