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Tempered water of 50, 60, 70, and 80 degrees F was applied to petunia `Royal Cascade', Impatiens `S.E. Pink', Vinca `Little Bright Eye', and Pansy `Majestic Giant Mix' during seed germination in the plug and in the pack. There was no effect on germination for any of the crops. The height of plug seedlings of petunia and pansy was inhibited by 50 degree F by as much as 20 percent. There was significant effects on plant size in the cell packs. A water temperature of 70 degrees F resulted in the largest plants in all crops. Height of petunia, impatiens, vinca, and pansy was reduced 20, 30, 32, and 49 percent at 60, 50, and 80 degrees F, respectively. Tempered water at 70 degrees F was ineffective in controlling plant height while water temperatures of 50 and 60 degrees F provided the best control of plant compactness. Fresh root weight for all plants was greatest at 70 degree F water. Fresh root weight was reduced 29% in petunias, 34% in impatiens, and 48% in pansy, all at 60 degrees F. Vinca fresh root weight was reduced 33% at 50 degrees F.

EFFECT OF TEMPERED WATER OF 50, 60, 70, AND 80 DEGREE F ON GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF PETUNIA, IMPATIENS, VINCA, PANSY