On June 13, 2025, with bright sunshine, a bus carrying more than 30 important merchants in the field of Korean landscape trees and seedlings entered our company. This visit is an important itinerary for the "Advanced Cultivation Technology Exchange Activity for Aroma (동동수재배/름)", and the guests embarked on a deep investigation journey of our company with strong interest.

First stop: Exploring the core of technology tissue culture

The first stop of the inspection team arrived at the core of the company - the tissue culture technology center. Mr. Chen Hong, the chairman of the company, personally received and guided the entire process. Chen Dong started from the source and provided guests with a detailed analysis of the entire process of tissue culture seedling production:

1. Selection and treatment of explants

2. Aseptic inoculation into the culture medium

3. Bottle seedling cultivation and rooting management

4. Key stages of greenhouse domestication

5. Final shipping standards for pots

The guests observed the operation of the highly clean sterile inoculation room and the seed preservation cold storage used for germplasm resource preservation up close through the visiting passage, and highly appreciated our company's rigorous process and advanced facilities and equipment.

Second stop: Strolling through the modern nursery base

Subsequently, the inspection team took a bus and followed our company's guided vehicles into the vast modern planting base. The roads in the base are clean, the layout is reasonable, and the growth of seedlings is excellent. Its overall beauty and standardized management have impressed Korean merchants. Under the leadership of Meng Gong, the main person in charge of the base, the guests visited several representative greenhouse areas.

Focus on highlight varieties:

Customers have shown widespread and strong interest in the displayed characteristic tree species such as Bauhinia, Toona, and Maple, and have stopped to inquire about details.

Due to the climate characteristics in some regions of South Korea, many customers are particularly concerned about varieties suitable for cultivation in low-temperature environments. We timely recommended Erica, which has strong cold resistance and high ornamental value. Its unique charm and market potential have aroused great interest and heated discussions among merchants.

Looking ahead to the future:

The visit of an important Korean business delegation this time is not only a powerful test of our company's technical strength and production management level, but also a valuable bridge for communication. The in-depth observation and positive feedback from customers on site have injected strong confidence into our further expansion of the international market and deepening cooperation in the horticulture industry between China and South Korea. We look forward to working together with our South Korean partners to cultivate a broader green future!