In this study, an experiment was conducted on the domestic cultivar 'White and Cool' on a farm in Taean to compare the effects of conventional soil cultivation and net cultivation to increase yield and reduce labor input time during outdoor gladiolus cultivation. The above- and below-ground growth, yield, and input labor time were investigated after cultivating half of the seedlings using the conventional cultivation method and the other half using the net cultivation method. There was no difference in the above- or below-ground growth between net cultivation and conventional cultivation. However, the labor input time decreased 2.57 times, the yield of the irrigated area increased by 3%, and the self-fertilization yield increased by 28%. Based on these results, several factors should be considered during net cultivation. First, loose netting should be used for root development. Second, care should be taken while flattening when planting seedlings, and after sowing, the area should be covered with a net to prevent drying. Third, after completion of the installation, compaction should be performed to ensure close contact between the soil and netting, and after removing the space between the nets, the seedlings should be irrigated to induce early rooting.

INTRODUCTION
MATERIALS AND METHODS
    Plant materials
    Cultivation
    Statistical processing
RESULT AND DISCUSSION
    Comparison of growth under net cultivation andconventional cultivation
    Comparison of yield between net cultivation andconventional cultivation
적 요

• Ji Hyeon Seo(Dept. of Environmental Design & Horticulture, Sahmyook University, Seoul 01795, South Korea) | 서지현 (삼육대학교 환경디자인원예학과)
• Ki Young Park(Dept. of Practical Arts Education, Gongju National University of Education, Gongju 32553, South Korea) | 박기영 (공주교육대학교 실과교육과)
• Yoo Sun Kim(Dept. of Environmental Design & Horticulture, Sahmyook University, Seoul 01795, South Korea) | 김유선 (삼육대학교 환경디자인원예학과) Corresponding author