Cactus Growth Chart
Why did you get that first cactus? Probably because it was impossible to kill. You stuck it on the shelf and barely moistened it. But … Read more
Why did you get that first cactus? Probably because it was impossible to kill. You stuck it on the shelf and barely moistened it. But … Read more
In spring, the transplant truck backs into field and the real work starts. You’ve got the soil; you’ve got the plants. Big harvest time, right? … Read more
Here’s how it goes: Want some spiky things? Make up a list and head into nursery. See something called Cactus? Check! You got a vine … Read more
When we walk the field after emergence, it’s not like when we plant. Then, it was all about seed tags and planter settings. Now, it’s … Read more
The myth is that more seeds mean more pumpkins. The reality: Squash vines is big animals, and when they’re planted to closely, they’ll hurt one … Read more
When was the last time you walked into plant nursery and purchased a cactus, only to find yourself bewildered by lousy advice you recieved? “It’s … Read more
Onions are finicky: More plants don’t necessarily equal more pounds. How tightly to plant determines whether you’ll have a profitable crop or a field full … Read more
Walk into A NURSERY, and what do you see? A wall of green. They’re all just spiky plants that are going to get in your … Read more
When the combine gets rolling, though, you learn that it’s not the seed, but the soil itself that determines yield. It’s almost silent work. Long … Read more
You bought A succulent because it looked good: clear colors, crisp edges. Home you go, water it. For three months nothing happen with the plant. … Read more
You are buying a piece of real estate for a tree that might take three years to fruit, and one which will splay out far … Read more