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Ilex  × meserveae  `Blue Princess' plants were grown in a pot-in-pot using container media consisting of pine bark-peat-sand at 90:0:10, 75:15:10, and 60:30:10 by volume. During the summer season, plants were irrigated using a cyclic irrigation regime consisting of two and three irrigation applications and were compared to a traditional irrigation regime with one irrigation application that equaled the total volume applied in the cyclic regime. Nitrate concentrations in leachates were three times lower, whereas ortho-phosphate levels were two times lower in three irrigation application than those in one irrigation application. Increasing the percentage of bark in container media increased nitrate levels and reduced orhto-phosphate levels in leachates. There was no significant difference in growth index among treatments.

Evaluation of Container Media and Cyclic Irrigation on Ilex ×meserveae Growth and Nutrient Concentration in Leachates