Ever heard of a nematode? You might be more familiar with their colloquial name, which is roundworm. For the purposes of this post, we’ll refer t
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What is a worm farmer, and why on earth would you want to be one? Because worms can eat your garbage and produce natural fertilizer for your gard
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There are now many prepackaged potting soils available to horticulturists. More specifically, the number of organic prepackaged soils is rising a
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Natural Bacteria Rebalances Damaged Soil There are two key components to fixing soils. These are organic matter and beneficial microbes, or pr
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You’ve likely heard something along the lines of, “Good soil makes good crops” if you’ve been gardening for any amount of time, but do you know what
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Are you familiar with microbial inoculants? If those two words just gave you flashbacks to high school biology, there’s no need to panic. Microbi
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As gardeners, it seems we are all looking for an ideal potting mix for our houseplants and containers. As with any gardening endeavor, a lot depe
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You are probably familiar with the need to presoak organic potting media components like bark, as it “opens up” the structure to allow it to abso
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When it comes to classical gardening, the type of gardening where it’s you, your garden, and whatever nature throws at you, soil is a considerable co
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That beautiful dendrobium orchid has just finished blooming, and you notice it needs re-potted. The roots are tight, and the plant looks much too
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