If you’re already using quality nutrients, the most common reason growers see nutrient deficiencies in their plants is because the pH at the roots is off. Having a pH meter and using it regularly can make sure you have a healthy, happy grow from start to finish. What is pH? pH is a numerical rating of...
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We all love cracking open a container of our favorite flower and taking a big whiff, but the smell of your personal collection is nothing compared to that of an entire garden. The whole neighborhood may not want to smell your flowers. Fortunately, there are a few things we can do to minimize the...
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Savvy gardeners know that the success of their crop always starts with the condition of their soil. One of the most important soil properties to keep tabs on as a grower is your soil’s pH levels. What is pH? pH is a numerical rating of its acidity or alkalinity. All pH is measured on...
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Bokashi: The Composting Samurai Effective microorganisms (EM) are tiny little living entities that help break down compost and organic matter. They operate in a different way than beneficial bacteria or fungi in how they affect your plants. They turn up the volume on compost and aid in creating a soil that is rich in microbes and nutrients that you...
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“The best part about it is the consistency. I rarely, if ever, see any nutrient deficiencies, across various plant types.” What is Super Soil? Super soil is a term coined by well-known grower and seed producer Subcool to describe a soil recipe he uses to help simplify the process of attaining an ideal harvest...
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