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Are your plants growing super slow? Male sure to check these 3 things PH want it between 5.5-7 Water Temperature 18-24 degrees... Nutrients ratio. Switch it up See more

What an crazy claim!! However there has been a bunch of research to back it up. As soon as a plant is picked and harvested nutrient deterioration starts. ... The faster the food gets to you plate the more nutrients it will have Vitamins and antioxidants in some types of homegrown produce are more than 30-90% higher compared to grocery store/commercial grown produce This is because it isn't getting shipped thousands of miles, doesn't gqv long stores times, fluctuating storage temperatures All these variables which affect nutrients loss North American-grown commercial fruits and vegetables typically take about five days to get to into Canada Produce from outside North America can be in transit for several weeks before it hits store shelves. Now add one to three days before it's purchased, plus several days in your refrigerator after that, and the end product is no match for nutrient-rich crops from your own kitchen, hydrophonic garden or backyard

Happy Easter! What is your Easter tradition? We used to always do a egg hunt around our house and get lots of chocolate. ... A few days before we would color eggs and then want to keep them as pets/toys. We were weird lil kids haha. We also would either read the Bible passage or go to church if there was a cermon. What is your Easter tradition?

Here is a nice little garden life hack. If you are terrible at remembering to water your plants or planning to be gone for a while then this is a great hack. This is the simplest type of hydroponic method called wicking. You can using anything material with wicking properties. Cotton rope works great. You will place one end of the rope several inches in the soil and the place the rest of the rope in the water container. **Make sure the that the end touches the bottom of t...he water container. Bam that is all. You created a self watering system. Just have to remember to fill up the glass. You can always have multiple plants and multiple strings per a water container.

Have you ever tried homegrown celery? The flavor is astounding! It is not watery, bitter or tasteless but instead so yummy and bursting with flavors. The darker the green of the stock the stronger the flavor will be. ... Celery was once considered a medicinal herb rather than a vegetable Celery was initially used as medicine in the treatment of a toothache, insomnia, hypertension, anxiety, arthritis, rheumatism and to purify the blood.