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pH
Before we jump into nutrients, we need to talk about an essential factor, pH. pH or power of hydronium (H30+) is a measurement of the concentration of hydrogen ions in a liquid. Plants absorb nutrients with charges on them since hydrogen has a positive charge, pH can change how plants absorb nutrients. You may want to check your soil pH to see how it is affecting your plants. For hydroponic systems, the pH can be changed by adding salts to the system.
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Plants on a hot day
To get essential nutrients from the air like oxygen and carbon plants have stomata. Stomata are like noses for the plants, allowing them to breathe. Plants can open and close stomata depending on how much carbon they need. The problem with keeping stomata always open is that the plant loses water when the stomata are open. Plants are continually trading water for carbon. The hormone that closes stomata and tells the plant that there is a drought is abscisic acid. Abscisic acid also sl
Heavy Metals in Organic Fertilizer
Original Periodic Table of Elements Image from [caption] wikimedia user: Dmarcus100[/Whether you’re setting up to grow your first ever tomato plants or looking to make your established garden grow a little more lush and green, one of the easiest ways to benefit your plants is the use of a foliar spray fertilizer, it’s becoming the spray of the future you know!
There are seemingly countless options when it comes to choosing which spray is the right one to use on your garden, but there are some key things you should keep in mind: Nontoxic all day long! - Especially when it comes to produce-bearing plants or cannabis, if it’s not safe for you, animals or the environment, it’s probably not the best idea to spray it on your plants. Good for plants, good for nature - Plants treated with a high quality, n