Nicole Johnsey Burke on Instagram: "Not so fast with that spray bottle Comment HERBS and let me teach you how to grow these instead You can fight pests with plants and have a much healthier garden for the long haul...plus no bugs get killed in the process Herbs are a cheat code when it comes to pests and keeping an organic garden so let me show you how to grow a TON of herbs in any space. Comment HERBS and I’ll send you a link to your DMS to start watching the Herb Garden Course right away."
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Nicole Johnsey Burke on Instagram: "Raise your hand if these numbers confused you too.✋🏽 Now you know, the first number is mostly about leaves. The second number is mostly about fruit and the third number is mostly about roots. But here’s the thing: you can actually build those nutrients into your soil when you make it in the first place. Then, there’s a lot less need for fertilizer (and more money to be spent on plants😉) I actually don’t use fertilizer-I just add a little compost each season and keep growing. If you’d like to learn how to build soil that works like that without fertilizer comment SOIL to find out about the Gardenary Soil School I’ll send a link to your DM’s all about it!"
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Gardening Growth Tips - How to Test Your Soil pH at Home with Simple Ingredients 🌱 Testing for Alkaline Soil (pH above 7) ✅ What you need: Soil sample + Vinegar ✅ How to test: Place a small amount of soil in a container. Pour vinegar over the soil. Result: If the soil fizzes or bubbles, it indicates an alkaline pH. Testing for Acidic Soil (pH below 7) ✅ What you need: Soil sample + Baking soda + Water ✅ How to test: Mix soil with a bit of water to make it damp. Add baking soda. Result: If you see bubbles, your soil is acidic. Why Soil pH Matters? ✅ Acidic Soil (pH 5-6): Ideal for plants like blueberries, azaleas, and potatoes. ✅ Neutral Soil (pH 6-7): Best for most vegetables and flowers. ✅ Alkaline Soil (pH 7+): Preferred by lavender, rosemary, and asparagus. Adjusting Your Soi
Tastemade on Instagram: "Did you know you can grow new strawberries from old strawberries? 🍓🌱 And did you know this video is nominated for a Webby Award in the Social - How-To, Explainer, & DIY category?! You all loved this tutorial last April, and now it’s up for an award! Vote for us at the link in bio and help us get this win! 🏆"
RootGrowings on Instagram: "3 houseplants to reduce mold in bathrooms 🛁🌿 Got bathroom mold? These 3 plants don’t just sit there—they fight it! English Ivy, Peace Lily, and Boston Fern to the rescue! Humidity? Handled. Mold? Gone. Which one are you getting? #MoldFree #BathroomPlants #CleanAir #HouseplantBenefits #PlantPower"
Genevieve | Fitty Foodlicious on Instagram: "👩🏻🌾Lavender can be super tough to grow, especially if you have very wet soil. But with my tips, you’ll be a lavender growing pro in no time! 🙋🏻♀️ 💜All you need is some good quality soil, I highly suggest a cactus and succulent soil since it has pearlite in it and it’s very well draining. I would also suggest adding some rocks around your lavender to keep everything really well draining and you need the lavender plants obviously in a good sunny spot. Lavender loves the sun! But I also find it as well and part shade. 💜I find English lavender does really well in our climate of zone 9B, some of the other dwarf lavenders don’t do so well they tend to rot out, but it really depends on where you live and I suggest going to your local nurser