What Is Regenerative Gardening?
Save Some Green, Go Green By Reusing Growing Media
Starting Seeds With Soil Blocks Is Plastic-Free And Easy To Do
A Dirty Kid Is A Happy Kid – Inspiring The Younger Generation To Love Soil
Celebrating World Soil Day
Bat Guano: The Plant Superfood With A Bad Rap
Chop-And-Drop: No-Waste, Less Work, Happy Gardeners, And Healthy Plants
Easy DIY: Mulching Is Essential To Climate-Friendly Gardening
Tips For Balancing Your Soil’s pH
Dressed To Impress: Feeding Your Soil From The Top
Here’s The Dirt: Hugelkultur In Raised Garden Beds
Living Organic Soil: Digging Deeper Into Not Digging At All
An Easy Recipe To Building Living Organic Soil
Grow Your Best Crops With Nature’s Helping Hand And Living Organic Soil
The Month Of May Brings Longer Days, Warmer Soil, And Blooming Gardens
November Garden Tips: Keeping The Garden Cozy And Soil Healthy
It’s November; the last summer and fall perennials have died back, their roots ruminating under frostbitten soil, waiting for spring. The days of blooming geraniums on a sunlit patio have long passed, but there are still things to do in the garden that will make a big difference in keeping plants cozy and the soil […]
How a Topdressing of Easily Accessible Mycelium Can Raise Your Growing Game
…together and fruit again. Oyster mushrooms, the easiest and most common mushroom you’re likely to find as a tabletop “fruit your own” kit, enjoy eating up all the landscaping woodchips,…
My Fascination with Germination: A Grower Shares Some Tips And Tricks
After a long winter slumming it in our grow tents, ensuring the lack of humidity doesn’t kill the tropical plants we insist on keeping, it’s time to start popping seeds for spring planting. The colder months spent praying the storms don’t cut power to our LED lights are finally over. Summer will be a little […]
Growing Advice: Is pH impHortant?
There are very few hot button topics that get indoor gardeners more riled up than the concept of “perfect pH”. Some gardeners are religious zealots regarding nutrient pH; others check levels both night and day. What if I told you pH rarely, if ever, matters for indoor gardens? Would you think I’ve lost my mind? […]
Soil vs Substrates: How One Difference Changes Everything
Plants evolved over 600 million years ago into a microbial world. Their roots extended into soils teeming with microbial life. As early civilizations evolved and started cultivating crops around 11,000 years ago, societies relied heavily on natural soil life to support their crop success. Healthy soils supported agriculture since the beginning. This remained relatively unchanged […]