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Forced `Bumalda' and `Etna'  Astilbe  were evaluated for postproduction quality and longevity. Plants were sleeved, boxed and held at 9±2C for 3 days to simulate shipping at the following stages of floral development: tight bud (TB), 1-3 florets open, 25% florets open, 50% florets open, and 75% florets open. They were then placed at 21C and 14 μmol·m -2 ·s -1  (12h daylength) until flower senescence. Percent of inflorescences flowering increased from 34% at TB stage to 94% when shipped with 25 % of the florets open. `Etna' longevity increased from 3 days at TB stage to 12 days at 25% open stage. Optimum quality and longevity occurred when ≥ 25% of the florets were opened at shipping. In a second experiment, `Bumalda' and `Etna'  Astilbe  were held at 18, 21 and 24C at irradiance levels of 7 or 14 μmol·m -2 ·s -1  when 25% of the florets were open. At 18C, longevity increased under 14 μmol·m -2 ·s -1  from 14 to 17 days. At 24C, longevity was only 10 days for both irradiance levels.

351 POSTPRODUCTION EVALUATIONS ON FORCED ASTILBE