Most plants discharge their leaves the first day when you bring them home. It happens because of their adaptation to the new environment. So, do not panic and do not start with their trimming. You should not even water them too much. The plant needs some rest and a good acclimatization. Be sure Read more…
A new study has made gardeners using pee on their tomato plants, and they say it works. The review discovered pee raised yields 4.2 times contrasted with non-treated plants. Tomatoes developed with pee had an same amount of supplements as plants that got mineral manures. Urine can be utilized as Read more…
1. Ignoring instructions for their care Refer to the how-to sheet you get from the florist or nursery, or the seed packet when you grow from scratch. To cut down on clutter, you can scan these papers and store them digitally. If you’re raising cuttings that you were given by Read more…
1. Vegetable net bags You can utilize fruit and vegetable net to keep the cats away. If you like to choose that way, cut a bag into a circle to match the diameter of the container or the pot, then cut down the center. In the center, up to the base Read more…
Eggplant is a member from the Solanaceae family that incorporates various harmful weeds like Deadly Nightshade, so for many years it was considered to be poisonous. In the end the daring started to have a go at eating eggplant. In any case, it’s just been over the most recent 100 Read more…
1. Prepare the site The perfect site can have a significant effect in how well peppers perform. Pick a sunny, well-drained spot where peppers haven’t developed grown recently. The soil should be profound, rich, and loamy. On the off chance that yours isn’t, change it with around 1 inch of Read more…
Mold Seen as white, hairlike growth on the soil surface, parasites flourish in earth that is excessively wet, typically joined with humid air or poor ventilation around plants. Utilize cell flats and plant one seed for every cell to sufficiently enable space for air to circle around seedlings. If you Read more…
Summer is the period of the year when your garden is in its full glow and growth, and that brings a lot of tasks for you also. I am sure you don’t mind the work, however it doesn’t hurt to know how to prioritize. 1. Pest control Keep an eye on Read more…
Did you knew that you can reuse stuff from your home and change them into pots for your seedlings!? Here are some ideas on which household items you can use as seedling starters: 1. Eggshells Don’t throw out those empty eggshells after making breakfast – carefully put some soil in them Read more…
You will need: used coffee grounds mushroom spawn with sawdust (oyster or shiitake) a bucket/container of 2 to 5 gallon spray bottle cellophane How to do it 1. Fill the container with coffee grounds. Mark the amount you filled in, draw a line over the highest point of the layer Read more…