Category: Tips & Guides
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A Guide On Pepper Plant Spacing
Pepper plant spacing is highly important as it directly affects the yield of your pepper plants causing them to either produce much or little. Pepper plant spacing in greenhouse or pepper plant spacing in pots is very important. There are many methods of plant spacing. But we have narrowed down my research to 3 methods and
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Quantum Board LED- What Are They?
Quantum board LED: what exactly are they and how do they work? The market is full of various types of grow light. Light-emitting diodes (LED) are one efficient and popular type of grow light. Quantum board LED is one latest tech that has been getting the LED growing users to begin to ask questions about
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Growing Acorn Squash – Tips And Tricks
Growing acorn squash is rewarding as you get to harvest a large crop of about five fruits per plant from some varieties. Acorn squash is a type of winter squash that is similar to pumpkins. Keep reading to learn the differences between both fruits and to know how to grow acorn squash. Differences Between Acorn
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Simple Steps On How To Cut Broccoli Like a Pro
Let’s learn how to cut broccoli the right way to avoid wasting too much good stuff from these precious vegetables. Broccoli is a member of the Brassicaceae family, also known as the mustard family or cabbage family, and is related to cauliflower, kale, collard greens, kohlrabi, and bok choy. If you are looking to add
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A Guide On Planting Carrot Seeds – Important Soil Requirements
Planting carrot seeds requires tons of patience as they take a long time to germinate which could make one think they died. Carrots are biennial plants that need at least two seasons to produce any vegetable. Carrots are usually planted after the last frost date of spring. They should be sown in well-prepared seedbeds or
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UV Light For Plants: Can They Be Beneficial?
It is a general knowledge that it is necessary for grow lights to give off a certain wavelength for plants to flourish adequately and grow. But apart from these light wavelengths, some growers have come to terms that UV can benefit plant growth. UV light for plants is one wavelength that has been highly contested.
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Low Nitrogen Fertilizer
Sometimes, gardeners prefer not to use fertilizers with high nitrogen if their garden soil already contains a high level of nitrogen. Low nitrogen fertilizer is what you need if your soil already contains nitrogen. So, before adding fertilizer to your garden, you should consider doing a soil test. This will help in knowing if what
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