The Best and Most Affordable Way to Grow Microgreens
What are microgreens? How do I plant them? Where can I find the seeds? Read on as we answer these questions and more.
What are microgreens? How do I plant them? Where can I find the seeds? Read on as we answer these questions and more.
Do terpene enhancers actually work? & We dive into the science behind them.
What is hemp? How do I grow it? How it is Different From Cannabis?
While it's perfectly fine to use the directions on a bottle of fertilizer any grower who would like to maximize the potential of their garden should consider using a feed schedule. This is a week by week summary of all of the fertilizers
Hydrogen Peroxide is a common additive in hydroponics and can be used to prevent disease, as an oxygenator, and as a disinfectant / cleaner. It is a very potent additive and should be handled carefully. Here we will go through the pros and
Soilless gardening allows the grower to be in full control of what nutrients the plant receives during its various stages of growth. Here we'll discuss the various types of soilless media, their advantages and disadvantages.
Using Organic Fertilizers in a Hydroponics System. This article will explore using some of the theory of hydroponics in order to push up yield, while at the same time attempting to be mindful of restrictions placed on organic production by various regulatory agencies.
Facing nutrient freezing in your grow? This guide addresses the challenge of fertilizers freezing in cold climates, highlighting the roles of temperature and salt concentration. Discover how to revive frozen fertilizers and preventive measures to ensure your plants receive the nutrients they need,
The Kratky method is a simplified hydroponic technique becoming increasingly popular with vegetable growers. One of the main fertilizer components is not available everywhere and in this blog post we show you how a 3 part hydroponic fertilizer can easily be substituted.
Water quality can make the difference between a good crop and a great one and much of the time it is overlooked unless there are glaring problems. This blog post is designed to get growers thinking about not only the clear problems but the