Category: Tips & Guides
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How Often Should I Use Molasses on My Plants?
As someone who’s been growing his own plants, I can say that one of the most beneficial nutrients I gave my crops is sugar. I know it might sound weird; after all, sugar is deemed unhealthy for people. However, the same can’t be said for plants. For them, sugar can act as a valuable source
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Does Salt Kill Termites: Best Way to Prevent Pests
So you have a termite problem, and are wondering does salt kill termites? What can one use to treat this problem? Termites are such a nuisance for gardeners as they naturally occur in soils. If you find termites in the garden, it means they have found a good source of food. Termites feed on cellulose
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Which Bell Pepper is the Sweetest: 8 Tasty Types
Bell peppers come in different varieties as well as colors. We have green bell pepper, yellow bell pepper, orange bell pepper, and red bell peppers. But which bell pepper is the sweetest? Let’s take a closer look. The bell pepper comes in so many various colors, they can practically be considered a rainbow. This pepper
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Leaves Turning Yellow During Flowering: 7 Issues
If you notice the leaves turning yellow during the flowering of your plant life cycle it could be a warning sign. Your plants’ leaves may begin to turn yellow for a couple of reasons and we will be discussing this in this post. When the yellowing of leaves occurs, it is usually something mild that
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Grow Room Light Calculator: How Many Lights?
One question mostly asked by hydroponic growers is how do I calculate my grow room light? It’s really quite easy to go about this when you have access to the right knowledge. So, this is why we’re going to be giving you the actual grow room light calculator to go about this. Determining the appropriate
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Philodendron Red Moon: 10 Key Facts
The philodendron red moon is a rare but loved plant that most gardeners love to grow indoors or outdoors. This is a tropical plant that grows in warm, moist rainforests. It is part of the ornamental Philodendron variety. Let’s take a closer look at the plant and some interesting facts. Description of the Philodendron Red
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Recirculating DWC System: Easy Way to Make
Do you know how to make a recirculating DWC system? Well, we’ve got you covered here. Recirculating deep water culture also known as RDWC imitates the traditional deep water culture (DWC) by just adding a few modifications. Deepwater culture is a type of hydroponic system that ensures your plants have constant access to water, nutrient
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