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Basil Soil pH – How Does it Affect Growth
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Basil Soil pH – How Does it Affect Growth

ByAndrea

The soil ph is an important factor in growing herbs such as basil as well as any other plants really. Among gardeners is quite often the most neglected factor as it is harder to measure. Nevertheless, an inadequate soil pH level can stunt plant growth independently from watering and lighting conditions. The ideal soil pH…

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Sand vs Silt vs Clay in Nutrients and Drainage
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Sand vs Silt vs Clay in Nutrients and Drainage

ByAndrea

Sand, silt, and clay are not the same things. They are the three basic types of soils that differ for their particle size and they are all present in the majority of outdoor soils. Sand has a different drainage capability, nutrient retention ability than clay. If you are aware of this, you can step up…

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Is Coffee Ground Good For Herbs and Plants? Is It a Fertilizer?
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Is Coffee Ground Good For Herbs and Plants? Is It a Fertilizer?

ByAndrea

I bet that at least once you heard that coffee ground can be beneficial for your soil.

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Soil Conditioner vs Compost – All The Differences
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Soil Conditioner vs Compost – All The Differences

ByAndrea

You are in the gardening shop just heard the word “compost” and “soil improver” without knowing what they really are. So, is compost better than soil conditioner? Which one should you use? Compost is decomposed organic matter to improve the nutritional content of new or existing soil while soil conditioner is a medium (solid or…

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Loam Soil and Compost: Differences You Need To Know
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Loam Soil and Compost: Differences You Need To Know

ByAndrea

Perhaps you are attempting to create your own soil, or you are considering to improve your current one. Loam soil and compost are two terms that you might have heard of, and you wonder what they actually mean. Here an article based on my experience, and on one of many gardeners, that will provide all…

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Differences Between Peat Humus and Peat Moss
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Differences Between Peat Humus and Peat Moss

ByAndrea

You are perhaps pondering to prepare your own soil and you heard about peat humus and peat moss? In my experience, as a gardener, I came across these words often, so here what I know about it. Despite peat moss and peat humus are both originated in a peat bog they are different. Peat moss…

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