Tomato and pepper seedlings are usually ready to be planted outside in the garden about 6 weeks after they sprout. Before planting seedlings outside, it is very helpful to “pot them up” from their small cells into slightly bigger pots. It’s best to pot up tomato and pepper seedlings when they are 4 weeks old, … Read more
It seems every gardener has their own secrets for growing tomatoes. But there are some basic things you should and shouldn’t do when moving tomato seedlings into the garden. Following these practices will ensure your tomato plants get off to a good start. Transplanting tomato plants is an essential step to ensuring a successful crop. … Read more
Planting fig cuttings directly in the ground can be a great way to propagate new fig trees without going through the process of rooting them in containers first. With some simple preparation and care, fig cuttings can take root right in the garden bed and grow into productive trees. In this complete guide, we’ll walk … Read more
Up-potting, or potting up, refers to moving a plant from a smaller to a larger pot. Most of the time, this is done to give the plant more room for its roots to spread out and grow, which can help it be healthier and live longer. Gardeners choose to move seedlings to bigger pots for … Read more
For many homeowners, the elegant beauty of bamboo makes it a coveted addition to gardens and outdoor spaces. However, concerns about sunlight often deter people from growing bamboo, as it has a reputation for requiring full sun. But what many don’t realize is that bamboo can actually thrive in shady conditions too! In this comprehensive … Read more
I have been growing different kinds of vegetables as a hobby in my spare time for a long time. This is what ultimately led me to study horticulture. Looking at plants grow from seeds to fruits is very interesting to me. I love being able to eat the fruits of my labor. Favourite fruit: Strawberries … Read more