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Media blends containing 25%, 40%, and 50% shredded tire rubber were compared to two commercial media, Baccto Grower's Mix and Ball Peat-Lite Mix, to evaluate its potential as a container medium amendment for container-grown greenhouse plants.  Salvia splendens  `Red Hot Sally' and  Vinca rosea  `Cooler Peppermint' grown in 25% rubber were marketable with growth similar to or superior to those grown in the commercial media.  Exacum affine  `Little Champ',  Vinca rosea  `Cooler Grape',  Tagetes erecta  `Discovery Yellow', and  Begonia semperflorens  `Vodka' grown in 25% rubber were of marginally acceptable quality. Plants grown in 40% or more rubber were shorter and chlorotic compared to those in the commercial media.  Exacum affine  grown in 40% or more rubber contained high levels of zinc, which may have been linked to the chlorosis and growth reduction. Rubber reduced media water-holding capacity, while cation exchange capacity and pH were not affected.

Shredded Tire Rubber as a Medium Amendment for Container-grown Greenhouse Plants