Category: Soils & Plant Nutrients
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How To Make Homemade Compost Catalyst
Learning how to make a homemade compost catalyst enables you to make your pile efficiently available saving you valuable time. Compost comes from decomposing leaves, papers, eggshells, coffee grounds, and soil. It is rich in nitrogen and carbon which are beneficial to the soil. A new compost usually takes between 1 to 2 months to
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Can You Compost Weeds? The Challenge Of Successfully Composting Them
Have you been warned of the risks of composting weeds and you don’t know if you can compost them? Weeding is a dreaded garden activity because it might be hard to get rid of these longlasting and resistant plants. Weeds are plants hard to pull, they give plenty of seeds and multiply everywhere. Sometimes weeds
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Where To Buy Sulfur Powder And How To Add It To The Soil
Wondering where can I buy sulfur powder? Explore the best places to purchase sulfur powder for gardening, pest control, and other practical uses.
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A Quick Guide On How To Use Kelp Meal As Fertilizer
Do you know what is and how to use kelp meal? Whether you are growing indoors or outdoor plants, the one element you want to see is healthy plants. With organic farming practices growing more popular, it’s paramount you get acquainted. Organic farming is successful with the use of safe organic fertilizers. One such fertilizer
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How Long Does Blood Meal Last In Soil?
One question people want to know is how long does blood meal last in soil. You’ve probably heard about blood meal is beneficial to plants. Perhaps, you’re interested in using it as fertilizer. But maybe, you’re a little bothered by how it’s going to bear positive results. It’s one thing to have the nutrients available
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Overcoming the Challenge of Blossom End Rot
What is a blossom end rot? Why do we need to look for a solution to this? Does this concern everyone? Blossom end rot will probably denote decay in a flowering plant. You might think that this is just a concern for those green thumbs and lovers of plants, but looking at the bigger picture,
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How to Clone a Plant with Water
So you might have heard that it is possible to clone a plant with water and wondered how they do it. Plant cloning is a lot different from the type of cloning you may be thinking. Before I knew what the term meant, I used to think plant cloning involved trying to create a new
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