Gardening Tips

How Do You Use A Worm Bin?

1 how does worm composting work? Microorganisms (bacteria & fungi) work with compost worms to decompose the organic waste. First, the MOs (=microorganisms) become active and break down the surface of the waste to multiply with the extracted materials. The compost worms have no teeth and suck on the fungi and bacteria. Thus, they digest

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How To Strengthen Garden Plants With Effective Microorganisms

Strengthen garden plants with effective microorganisms: Gardening like a pro In agriculture, effective microorganisms are used in many areas. After all, it is important to farmers that the cultivated crops remain healthy, even if the weather conditions are currently changing a lot in our latitudes. In addition, the yield should of course be as high

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Worm Humus: Why It’s The Black Gold For Plants

In agriculture and horticulture, composting is an age-old method of organic fertilization. Worm compost, known as vermi-compost, is particularly rich in nutrients and valuable as a fertilizer. (Latain: vermis = worm.)This compost is considered to be of great importance in organic farming and it contributes significantly to the preservation and improvement of soil structure. In

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Planting Jerusalem Artichoke: Tips On Location, Care And Harvest

With Jerusalem artichokes from your own garden, you always have fresh vegetables ready in winter to enrich your menu. Learn here how to grow Jerusalem artichokes properly. Its elongated yellow petals already give it away: the Jerusalem artichoke plant is related to the sunflower. Moreover, Jerusalem artichoke belongs to the root vegetable group, because it

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7 Effective Ways To Drive Away Moles

7 Effective Ways To Drive Away Moles

Moles, those subterranean tunnel-diggers, can quickly turn a lush garden into a lumpy, unsightly mess. If you’ve ever battled these elusive creatures, you know how challenging it can be. But fear not, for this guide is here to help you understand and implement effective strategies to drive moles away from your garden. From natural remedies

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Where Aphids Come From?

Aphids can still occur even in the most remote places. Not only in the garden, but also on the balcony aphids can infest the plants and cause damage there. But how can such small animals actually reach such twisted plants and where do they actually come from? The question of where the aphids come from

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What Is The Best Carnivorous Plant To Get Rid of Fruit Flies?

What Is The Best Carnivorous Plant To Get Rid of Fruit Flies?

Carnivorous plants are fascinating and unique species that can play a beneficial role in controlling small insect pests, including fruit flies. When it comes to effectively dealing with fruit flies, several carnivorous plant species can be quite useful. Among them, the Venus flytrap (Dionaea muscipula) stands out as one of the most popular and effective

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Is The Marten A Danger To Your Garden

A nightmare of every gardener and especially motorists is the marten. This animal can cause considerable damage, so early emphasis should be placed on preventing martens from gaining access to the property. However, the marten is not just a marten, but a large family of animals. The family of martens includes, among others, weasel, otter

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What Do Martens Like To Eat Most?

Martens are particularly voracious little animals. They are not exactly choosy when it comes to choosing food. They seek proximity to humans because that’s where they find the most food. What is quite good for the marten often turns out to be a problem for humans. Because in the proximity of humans the marten causes

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