Category: Soils and Plant Nutrition

For soil, a lesser pH range means an acidic soil, and a high pH range means an alkaline soil. Some plants only survive on acidic soil. They just won’t thrive …

You might have tried growing aloe plants in your house and it did not work. One major reason why it did not work is because of bad potting soil. The …

One common organic matter gardeners make use of is sphagnum peat moss. But what is peat moss? Let’s discuss some facts about peat moss and how to use it in …

For many farmers, the big question still remains, what is the best mulch for tomatoes in containers? Container farming has been popular with farmers opting to plant in a controlled …

What is the best fertilizer for roses in the market today is one of the frequently asked questions by rose farmers. For roses to thrive, they need a continuous supply …

The soil type in your area may contain more clay. Therefore, you might be wondering what type of cover crop will be suitable for your clay soil. Read on for …

What does phosphorus do for plants? Phosphorus is a vital mineral for the growth of plants. It is majorly essential for blooming flower and root growth.  Phosphorus is one of …

Fiddle leaf figs are voracious eaters! With their large leaves, relatively fast growth, and towering size, they can deplete the soil in a matter of a few months. Because they’re …

Hydroponic nutrients are to water based roots what fertilizers are to soil based roots of plants. If you are growing plants in a hydroponic system, you need these hydroponic nutrients …

The majority of cacti and succulents fall under the category of arid plants used to surviving in environments with extreme temperatures and little rainfall. While the succulent can be in …