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Carnation is the second most important cut flower after roses. There are many varieties of carnation including Chabaud, Border, Picotee, Malmaison, Perpetuals, and Spray carnations. Carnations grow best in sandy loam soil with a pH of 5.5-6.5 and are propagated through stem cuttings. Pests like mites, aphids, and thrips and diseases like fusarium wilt and alternaria leaf spot require chemical and biological control. Physiological disorders like calyx splitting, sleepiness, and slabside can impact quality an

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DR V S PATIL

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