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I recommend adding fertilizer once every two weeks, watering the plants after the soil becomes moist. If you are afraid of ...

2022). Additionally, in intercropping systems with decomposing brassica and cereal residues, the microbial environment in the rhizosphere can be altered, promoting plant resilience against diseases ...

Roots are responsible for transporting water and nutrients during plant growth and development, and they can take in water and nutrients from the soil to meet the demands of the plant and enhance its ...

If your seedlings have outgrown their seed tray, but it's still too early to plant them in the garden, you need to up-pot ...

Cotyledons are embryonic leaves ... You can recognize the true leaves on a tomato transplant because they have indented margins. If you handle your plugs with care you can move them when ...

If you haven't limed your soil in a few years add 5 to 10 pounds of limestone per 100 square feet. This will keep the soil's pH in the range of 6.0–6.5 which is optimum for tomato growth. Incorporate ...

When vegetable and flower seeds grow, they form one or two leaves very early—these are called "cotyledons" and they are part of the seed itself. Later, the seedling will grow a second set, ...