Plant Nutrient Deficiency Chart
You stand in garden and see A tomato plant that looks unhappy. Maybe its leaves has some yellowing along edge; maybe its new growth is … Read more
You stand in garden and see A tomato plant that looks unhappy. Maybe its leaves has some yellowing along edge; maybe its new growth is … Read more
The air in the cornfield feel different in late August. The leaves are starting to curl; the tassel dust is settling. It’s no longer “is … Read more
The leading cause of plant deaths in the house (or anyplace, really) is overwatering, which stems directly from guessing when to water, not checking. “Oh, … Read more
The trick begins with a change in perspective. Instead of thinking about your pasture as a big open field, think of it as a succession … Read more
The color of a bulb doesn’t matter as much; what matters is where on the photosynthetically active radiation window it falls. That’s why you want … Read more
They say you know what time it is when field appears brimming with green, yet nature’s got a more sober count than our eyeballs do. … Read more
When did you last water the garden? If your answer was “when the soil felt dry,” then that instinct is usually to late; you’re watering … Read more
This all starts with figuring out available acres. Measure perimeter (fence lines) and remove any non-pasture sections such as drainage ditches or woodlots. Next, check … Read more
YES, you’ve prepared the soil by testing the pH and amending it for good drainage; you’ve started tomato seeds and transplanted sturdy-looking plants. But your … Read more
Most first-time sheep keepers assumes their pasture has plenty of feed. I have a whole green acre, how hard could that be? Turns out, pastures … Read more
One common trap is buying grow light because you think it is all about getting a bulb that is bright enough to sustain plant life. … Read more