Last summer, I discovered the secret to thriving hydroponic plants: light duration. It’s all about balance. Seedlings need 16-18 hours of light daily to grow strong, while plants in the vegetative stage thrive within 14-18 hours. When it’s time to bloom, switch to 12 hours to mimic shorter days. Too much light can stress plants, … Read more
Peppers come in many colors and tastes. Someone remembers the first time they bit into a freshly picked bell pepper. It was sweet and crunchy, a burst of flavor in their mouth. Growing peppers can be a fun adventure, but it is important to know the ideal nutrient levels for these plants. If someone wants … Read more
Growing plants without soil can be a little tricky, but it is also fun! Someone remembers the first time they tried hydroponics. They were amazed at how plants could grow in water with nutrients. It felt like magic! To make sure those plants grow big and strong, it is important to know about nutrient PPM … Read more
Managing nutrients in hydroponics is important for growing healthy plants. If someone wants to see bigger buds and higher yields, understanding how to balance nutrients is key. They might wonder how to do this. Keep reading to find out how pH levels, nutrient mixes, and even things like coco coir can make a big difference! … Read more
Leafy greens are some of the best foods to eat. They are colorful, crunchy, and packed with goodness. Someone remembers the first time they tasted kale chips. They were crispy, salty, and amazing. They thought, “Wow! Who knew healthy could taste so good?”(1) Leafy greens like bok choy, Swiss chard, and collard greens can help … Read more
When I first started my little garden, I just thought sunlight was everything. But soon I learned that different plants need different light cycles. For instance, leafy greens like spinach thrive in 12-16 hours of light each day, while flowering plants, like sunflowers, do better with around 6-8 hours. (1) Some plants even need darkness, … Read more