Adding a little cane molasses to your fertilizer regimen could result in a myriad of benefits for your plants. Here’s why.
Yellowing leaves can be caused by just about anything that’s a little out of whack. Here we examine three common nutrient deficiencies.
The key to beating a powdery mildew outbreak in your growroom is staying two steps ahead of the problem.
The best organic farmers often boast about growing nutrient-dense, high-brix plants. Brix is a measurement of the sugar content in the sap, expressed as a percentage...
The results of a water test can show a grower how to customize their nutrient recipes and watering methods to optimize crop quality and yield. Is your garden's water too...
Growing your own hydroponic lettuce is easier than you might think and is bound to save you a lot of money in the long-term. Here's how to grow your own hydroponic...
Plants must have a steady supply of phosphorus from seed to harvest. It’s called the energy element for a reason! As one of the macronutrients, phosphorus puts the P in...
When beneficial yucca extracts are applied to your favorite garden plants, they will get an extra boost of protection to help them deal with adverse conditions,...
Humic and fulvic acids are natural, complex molecules that improve the uptake of nutrients in both soil and hydroponics. Sourcing these acids for your garden can be...
Stress isn’t all bad. In fact, a little stress can create a more robust plant and improve the taste of your crops. But a lot of angst makes for an unhappy plant. Here’s...
Light is the limiting factor for most indoor gardeners, but it is possible to fine-tune your garden’s lighting needs to both save money and improve yield and quality of...
Plant tissue culture micro-propagation may open the door for many new opportunities in hydroponics and computer-controlled agriculture.
Providing your garden with extra carbon dioxide can have a dramatically positive effect on plant growth and yields. But like with nutrients, simply adding as much as you...
Mother plants are stock plants specifically raised to provide cuttings for starting new plants. The cuttings, also known as clones, are genetically identical to the...
Calcium and magnesium are essential macro-elements, used in relatively large quantities by plants. In fact, plants typically take up more calcium than phosphorus.
To maximize the benefits of growing hydroponically, it’s important to know how to fine-tune your nutrient regimen to ensure your plants are getting everything they need,...
Giving your plants a strong head start is an important first step towards achieving success in your indoor garden. If your seedlings are weak and spindly, they may not...
Keeping a clean growroom is the first step towards ensuring more drastic measures are not necessary. Here are some tips to get your garden off to a clean start.
While not an essential element, silicon can positively impact your plants in many ways. Harley Smith discusses the benefits of feeding your garden biogenic silica.
Summertime gives indoor growers the opportunity to take their hydroponic gardens outdoors, as plants, like their owners, also benefit from all of that free sunshine...
Want to keep your garden growing strong during the fruiting and flowering process? Give your plants the right amount of potassium. During fruiting and flowerin
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