For Accurate Results: Use clean tools and remove any debris from the garden surface then dig down about four inches to retrieve a sample. For potted plants, a couple of inches below the surface is fine. Three Ways You Can Do It: Use a meter, probe or kit: These vary in price and qu...
Sugar can acidify the soil. Depending on the starting pH of your garden soil, too much molasses can significantly lower your soil’s pH. Most plants do not enjoy an acidic environment. Tip:Use a meter, likethis 3-in-1 devicethat measures pH, light levels, and moisture, to be certain o...
Cannabis naturally likes a slightly acidic environment at the roots. Soil with a slightly acidic pH is what causes cannabis plants to thrive in the wild. Proper pH at the roots helps plants get access to the nutrients they need. If the pH at the roots is too high or low, the plant can...
Photo: How do you measure the pH of soils on Mars? Simple! You build a pH meter into a robotic space probe. The Mars Phoenix Lander space probe (left) used this built-in, mini chemical laboratory (right) to measure different aspects of the Martian soil, including acidity and metal ...
When it comes to selecting a fertilizer, there are various options available. Here are some common types I often consider: Tadeto Multifunctional Digital pH Meter for Food, High Precision Garden Soil pH Test Kit with LCD ℃/℉ Display for Plant/Solution, Water and Food pH Tester... ...
Hey girl, loosen up! Compacted soil is annoying but fixable. Keep reading for our best tips on how to loosen compacted soil in pots.
How to monitor and adjust pH levels pH is super important in DWC. Cannabis plants like a pH of around 5.5 to 6.5. If the pH is off, the plants won’t be able to absorb the nutrients properly, and you’ll run into issues. Get yourself a pH meter and check it regularly, adjusting ...
Artichokes are space hogs, whether you’re growing artichokes in a raised bed, or with single cultivation (soil prepared to 1 shovel depth).Artichokes should planted about 3 feet (1 meter) apart, but some large varieties might need 4-foot (1.2m) spacing....
Reduce wait time for hot water or plan to use the cold water. Consider adding an instant water tap or heating cold water on a gas range, instead of running the tap until you get hot water. If you run the tap while waiting for hot water, catch it in a pitcher, put it in the refr...
In hydroponics, you’ll use a growing medium to support your plants’ roots. Rockwool is a great option because it holds water and air well. Clay pebbles and coco coir are also popular, helping anchor the plants without the need for soil. ...