What is Coco Coir (Coconut Coir)?
Coco coir, also known as coconut coir, is an excellent addition to the soil since it contains nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium. Trace elements such … Read more
If you plan to grow anything in your garden, the first step is to select the growing medium and fertilizer for your plant. The growing medium can be soil, or non-soil and can be either organic or non-organic.
In these blog posts, you’ll find a range of topics such as the best soils and soil amendments for specific types of planting such as houseplants, vegetables, herbs, or landscaping flowers. We also delve into tips on how to test and sterilize your soil.
Below are our latest blog posts related to soil and fertilizer for gardening.
Coco coir, also known as coconut coir, is an excellent addition to the soil since it contains nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium. Trace elements such … Read more
Soil sterilization effectively kills soil-borne pathogens, including viruses, bacteria, fungi, weeds, and bugs. These organisms can destroy everything you have in your garden because … Read more
The legalization of cannabis has led to a prominent increase in demand. Medical and recreational users are now looking to experiment with a variety … Read more
Table of Contents1 Key Takeaways2 What is the Best Soil Mix for a Vegetable Garden?2.1 Loam Soil2.2 Clay Soil2.3 Sandy Soil2.4 Silt Soil3 Key … Read more
Compost is a blend of organic materials that are rich in nitrogen and carbon. It includes a diverse population of microbes that break down … Read more
Composting is a great way to transform household vegetable and lawn waste into fertilizer for your garden, but how much compost do I need? … Read more
Among circles of gardeners, the terms “humus” and “compost” get used interchangeably. While both humus and compost are essential to healthy land, they are … Read more
Table of Contents1 Key Takeaways2 What is Gardening Soil?3 What is Potting Soil?4 Key Differences Between Garden Soil and Potting Soil4.1 Nutrition and Fertility4.2 … Read more
Both Perlite and Vermiculite are inorganic materials, made by taking materials mined from nature. They expand to create a final product. They are both … Read more
The other day, I was trying to measure the PH level of my pot where I planted beautiful houseplants. While waiting for the meter … Read more