Category: Soils & Plant Nutrients
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How Often Should I Give My Plants Nutrients
Nutrients are essential for the development of plants. If you’re wondering how often you should give your plants nutrients, we will let you know in this article. Nutrients are supplied to plants to enhance growth and maximize yield. You need to be aware of how often to give your plants nutrients the right way. This
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How To Fix Nutrient Burn
A couple of growers may face nutrient burn sometimes during the course of their growing period. The thing is do you know how to fix nutrient burn? Drying out leaves, curling of leaves, browning of leaves, etc are common issues seen among indoor growers and the most probable cause are nutrient burns. It is crucial
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How Far Should Seedlings Be From Grow Light
Light is one of the most crucial requirements for growing plants indoors. Positioning your grow light in the perfect area is important to ensure your plants get the appropriate grow light quantity. Now, when it comes to seedlings, we would like to know how far seedlings should be from grow light. Seedlings are fragile and
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PH For Hydroponic Lettuce
You might be interested in growing lettuce hydroponically. If you’re wondering what’s the best pH for hydroponic lettuce, we will let you know in this post. Leafy greens such as lettuce are some of the most common crops to grow in hydroponics. They are especially great for hydroponic newbies. Lettuce is pretty easy to grow
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Types Of Rooting Hormones
Let’s discuss types of rooting hormones. Plants cuttings are easy to propagate. However, for successful propagation, they require a key element known as rooting hormones. Rooting hormones are great to kick start your propagation and they will assist in accelerated root growth. If you’ve never tried rooting hormone for your cuttings then you’re missing a
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Transferring Soil Plants To Hydroponic
Transferring soil plants to hydroponic is quite possible if you follow the right steps. Rather than waiting on germinating seeds and growling seedlings, you can simply send them into the soil. So, when they reach about 3 to 4 inches long, they are set to be transferred into your hydroponics. However, you need to get
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Rootech Cloning Gel Review
Cloning in a hydroponic garden is common and rooting hormone is one way to boost the success rate of your cloning. You might be wondering which rooting hormone to go for with so many options in the market. This is why we have put together the Rootech cloning gel review. Rootech cloning gel is pretty
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