How To Become a Master Gardener
Welcome to the world of plant care and composting! Whether you’re a master gardener or on the path to becoming one, this category is dedicated to providing you with all the information and inspiration you need to care for your plants, fruit trees, and garden. So, let’s take your gardening skills to the next level!
Start your gardening journey by understanding the different types of soil and how to amend them when needed.
Here, you will find expert gardening tips for overcoming common challenges like getting rid of garden pests such as citrus leaf miners or unexpected garden visitors such as scorpions, One of the key aspects of plant care is garden pest control, and we’ll show you how to use, mix, and apply neem oil (besides more natural pest control with beneficial insects for the garden) to protect your plants and crops from damage.
Fertilization is the key to a thriving garden. Learn about the different types of fertilizers. Also, we will explore the benefits of using milk and rice water for plants to nourish plants.
Likewise, we explore the world of soil pH and the benefits it brings to your gardening experience. Understanding the pH levels of your soil can greatly impact the health and growth of your plants. By measuring and adjusting the soil pH, you can ensure that your plants are receiving the proper nutrients and growing conditions to thrive.
Lastly, if you are struggling with yellowing leaves and brown tips in plants, you are on the right website. This category includes the most common causes of yellow leaves in plants and explains how to fix them.
Another important aspect of plant care is soil management and composting. If you pursue sustainable gardening, you will learn how to prepare organic compost with red worms, eggshells, diatomaceous earth, and coffee grounds. Try our successful garden recipes and learn how to make homemade rooting hormone and homemade weed killer safe for pets. Let’s start!
These are our Homemade Weed Killer safe for pets. One thing that always concerns us when trying to remove weeds from our garden is that the “Weed Killer” is safe for our pets. In this post, we will teach you some methods to eliminate weeds being ecological and safe for our pets. Homemade Weed Killer:
Fertilization & Fertilizers – Why The soil requires the recovery of nutrients through fertilization to obtain healthy plants and a good harvest. Let’s see the different types of fertilizers, when and how to fertilize. Soil quality is a key factor for a healthy plant and a good crop. From the soil, plants remove the macro and
Surely it must have happened to you that you do not know what happens to your plant that does not look healthy and the leaves are damaged. Learn all about Nutrient Deficiency in Plants. Here is our Plant Deficiency Guide. What Happens to my Plant? When is it Necessary to Fertilize? What Happens to my
Getting into worm composting is an easy process if you follow our advice. In just a couple of hours, you will create the perfect environment for your worms in the composting bin. Learn how to build a worm composting bin step by step in this post. Here Are The Steps To Make Your Own Worm
Welcome to our comprehensive guide on creating your very own red worm farm! In this article, we will walk you through the step-by-step process of setting up and maintaining a successful red worm farm for vermicomposting. Get ready to delve into the world of these amazing composting worms and learn how to harness their incredible
Vermiculture or Worm Farming consists of the intensive cultivation of the Californian red worm (Eisenia fetida) in organic residues used as fertilizer for crops. These organic wastes thrown by the Worm, named Humus, represent the highest state of decomposition of organic matter. It is compost of excellent quality. In addition, the Californian red worm has
