Not all potting mixes are created equal—and the potting mix you choose can make or break your plant’s success. After seeing the latest potting mix experiment gaining attention online, I wanted to share what most people aren’t told: age, storage, and the quality of ingredients all play a huge role.
Many gardeners struggle with plant health issues that appear insect-related, like mealybugs or wilting foliage, but the real culprit is often hidden beneath the surface—hydrophobic soil. When soil becomes water-repellent, it prevents moisture and fertiliser from reaching plant roots, leaving them vulnerable to stress and pest infestations. Even the most diligent watering routine may not be enough. Soil wetters and re-wetting agents are essential tools to restore soil hydration, improve plant health, and prevent nutrient loss. In this guide, we explore how hydrophobic soil forms, the surprising role of ants in this problem, and the best solutions to keep your garden thriving.
Moringa oleifera originates from northern India and the leaves, flowers, pods and roots are edible. It is being claimed that this is The Miracle Superfood tree.
Green manure crops are crops grown not to be harvested but instead to be incorporated into the soil before they reach maturity to contribute to the health of the soil.