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a Gultiral Suggestions 
The cuttings you purchase are ready for potting or flatting. Do not put them back in 
the propagating sand. Ordinarily they will not require shading, but if they have been 
several days in transit and have softened up some, or if they are flatted up during warm, 
bright weather, a newspaper placed over the flat DURING THE HEAT OF THE DAY ONLY 
will help the plants to become established. Under no circumstances leave paper on the 
plants during dull weather or at night, and as soon as the roots have become estab- 
lished and the plants stiffen up, apply no further shade at any time. 
Benching usually starts immediately after Memorial Day, and should be completed 
by the first of August. 
Some varieties require more space than others, but an average of 7 inches bv 7 
inches is sufficient. 
Carnations are a cool crop. Keep your houses at 48 to 50 degrees at night. On 
cloudy days, keep your houses down to 55 degrees. On bright, cool days, run your 
houses as near 60 degrees as possible. Higher temperatures are all right on bright, warm 
days when plenty of ventilation can be provided. 
Carnations like a good circulation of air at all times, but should not be placed in a 
strong draft. 







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