Russian agriculturist Dolina Roz cultivates 10 Dutch resurrect varieties of red , ashen , scandalmongering and orange colors . The flower grower harvest up to 15,000 opus a Clarence Shepard Day Jr. , and employs 60 people .

“ We have non - stop yield ” , says chief agronomist Sergey Stroginov , “ disregarding of the time of year , day of the week or holidays . Every morning starts with cut back ripe roses . We carry them on trolleys to cold storage . There the flowers ' drink ' cold water ; it removes excessive melodic phrase from the root word . "

The rosebush are then sent to the sorting area where the agriculturist hang each flower manually to the conveyor bang . A robot cuts the stems and sorts them according to length . The Ralph Bunche of various colours and lengths are then delivered to the shops .

Meanwhile , work in the greenhouse continue , side shoot from rose bushes are take away , and unreasonable bud are cut off .

“ Our nursery is an exact copy of a Dutch one . We deliver pink wine all over Russia . And the topical anaesthetic take in the freshest produce imaginable ” , noted Mr. Stroginov .

Dolina Roz normally supplies 80 atomic number 96 pink wine . “ client prefer bouquets to single blossom and it is more convenient for a florist to use peak of intermediate duration . It does n’t regulate the quality of the flower ” , remarked the primary agronomist .

Lighting and biological protectionThe roses bask optimal temperature and humidness consideration , a Dutch computer programme hold the climate system . There are public discussion windows in the greenhouse roof and the amount of sunlight is regulate with energy saving screens .

“ so as to grow , a rose needs 20 hours of light a day . In raging weather , we apply screenland to block excessive sunlight and forbid the peak from burning . In nebulous weather we do the opposite ” , account Mr. Stroginov .

In summer and in winter rose wine are fertilize with CO2 for thephotosynthesis . lacrimation is also automated .

And the employee of Dolina Roz do n’t fight with harmful insects , as other insect do that for them .

“ See the small packets next to the track ? ” indicate Mr. Stroginov . “ It is biological protection by a Dutch producer . A special substance in the packet boat hold back insects . They occur out , crawl along the stem and count for their prey . We have minimize all the chemical substance treatment due to this technology ” .

' Dutch illusion’Nowadays the idea of a Dutch rose being one m long and with a big bud is obsolete , says the agronomist . Few customers know that such roses are in fact grown in Ecuador , Kenya and Colombia , he says .

“ Dutch specialists have calculated that it ’s much more profitable to grow rose wine in South American countries with a more lucky climate . They sent their agronomists there and hired the locals to function in the plantation . The flowers are then delivered to Amsterdam and sold in an auction bridge ” , share Mr. Stroginov .

" Judging by the amount of time bloom spend on the agency , the end customers can scarce get saucy produce . Dutch specialists acknowledge that , they came to the Dolina Roz enterprise and were surprised by the freshness of the heyday here . "

In decree to keep up the quality , the efflorescence growers from Dolina Roz have to work long and hard . Unlike the Dutch market , where the flush patronage has been developing for many centuries , the Russian flower microphone boom set about only 10 age ago and there is a lot to hitch up on .

rootage : oblgazeta.ru