• Enzymes

      Enzymes are catalysts that are present in nature to help break down dead matter into sugars and carbohydrates that living organisms can process and use as nutrients. In the case of plants, this means that an enzyme that is …

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  • Root Accelerators

    There’s a proverbial saying we often hear, “more roots more fruits.” What good are the fruits of your labor if it’s not bountiful? It’s up to the grower to provide a quick and efficient way for accelerated root proliferation during …

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  • Here Comes Spring!

    When it comes to growing plants, everyone always thinks of Spring as ‘The Season’. Sure, it is the time when you transplant all of your seedlings and clones outside, and it’s when you start seeing your garden grow, but there …

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  • Weather Change and Your Indoor Garden

    So you have proper air conditioning and were fine in the summer, but now that it’s cooled down outside you’re getting humidity spikes in your indoor grow room?…We’ve gotten to the bottom of this. During the warmer months your air …

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  • Sea Kelp – The Unsung Hero

    Extracts from sea kelp contain a vast array of metabolically-active natural growth enhancers, exotic micro-nutrients and organic bio-stimulants not found in regular plant food or supplements. These unique compounds are absorbed immediately and act as regulatory signals, activators or catalysts …

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  • Trust Me…..This is Everyone’s Cup of Tea

    The Amazon Jungle flourishes on its own without gardeners, regular fertilization or pesticide application….so why not your garden? The difference is the beneficial microbiology in the soil. In nature, dead plant matter falls to the jungle/forest floor and forms a …

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  • First Things First

    So you want to start an indoor garden? Where to start? Many beginners, including myself when I started, have trouble putting everything in the right order. My recommendation? Environment. Specifically, temperature and humidity. Banana trees and chili peppers will not …

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  • It All Starts with Water

    Water quality is definitely a determining factor of the outcome in your hydroponic garden. Persistent problems in hydroponic systems are often traced back to the water supply. Water is the basic transportation in a hydroponic system, dissolving and transporting nutrients …

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  • Just Say No to GMO

    Except for those living in Vermont, one right we do not have in America, is to know whether our food is GMO or not. At least, not yet. Until all the other states follow suit however, we must not lose …

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  • Seedlings and Cuttings Can’t Be Rushed

    A customer recently asked “it’s been three days, how come I don’t see anything yet?”. While plants do grow at extreme rates once they start going, starting them off from seed or clone takes a little patience. General rule of …

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