Wheatgrass is commonly consumed as a dietary supplement for its health benefits or in juice form for easy digestion. It can also be used as an ingredient in smoothies, salads, and other dishes. Wheatgrass is packed with vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants that can boost your immune system and overall health. Growing your own wheatgrass at home with soil is cost-effective compared to buying it from a store. You can have complete control over the growing conditions. You can invest in non-treated wheatgrass seeds to ensure your wheatgrass is organic and free from pesticides. A fresh batch o ..read more

With our all inclusive herb growing kits, it is extremely easy to grow your own herbs at home. Apart from the usual Thyme, Basil, Coriander, Oregano and Chive, you can also grow the uncommon Lemon balm, Arugula, Marjoram, Anise, Chervil and Chamomile. Table of Contents Growing Herbs In Spring Why Grow Herbs At Home? Introducing Our Herb Growing Kits Collection Growing Herbs In Spring Spring is known to be the best season to plant your seeds for the herb garden. In spring the soil has warmed up, creating an inviting atmosphere for the seeds to grow in. Starting your herb garden in spring a ..read more

But before we begin, let’s understand the reason behind gardeners’ inclination towards having a greenhouse. Table of Contents Benefits of Greenhouse Gardening Vegetables to grow in Greenhouses What all do you Need for a Greenhouse Garden? Other Things that can Help your Greenhouse Garden Controlling Pests in Greenhouse Garden Common Greenhouse Gardening Mistakes Benefits of Greenhouse Gardening Controls the environment inside the greenhouse so rare plants can be grown. Allows the annual growth of plants that grow only in a particular climate or season. Provides a protected place for seedl ..read more

Thus, getting rid of them is essential to promote the main plant’s taller, stronger, and healthier growth. But how? Discussed below are certain DIY ways to remove weeds. Table of Contents Mulching Using Vinegar Using Landscaping Fabric Growing Cover Crops Practicing No-Dig Gardening Hand Weeding How can Weeds Affect Your Plants? Weeds are parasitic plants. This means that they need the help of a host plant to obtain nutrients to grow. In other words, the weeds use the main crop plant as their host and compete with them for all the necessary nutrients which obstruct the growth of the main ..read more

There is no dearth of choice when it comes to the type of planters you can use for your plants. Your choice of planters directly affects the health of your plant. So, which planter is the best for you? Let's understand what types of plant container materials are out there and which is the best for your plant needs. Table of Contents Terracotta Ceramic Plastic Stone Metal Coir Grow bags/Fabric Raised Beds (Our recommendation) Terracotta Made from baked clay, Their natural texture and appearance is what appeals to plant owners the most. The pores in these clay pots allows air and water to c ..read more

If you are a post pandemic plant grower as well, chances are the difference between the characteristics of Compost, Mulch and Fertilizer might be lost on you too. Let's dive into what makes them different and which one you should use when? Table of Contents What is Mulch? What is Compost? What is a Fertilizer? Should I use Fertilizer or Compost? Conclusion: Mulch vs Compost vs Fertilizer What is Mulch? Mulch is only to be used on top of the plant soil. It should not be mixed in the soil like compost. Mulch is usually helpful in controlling weed growth while balancing soil temperature. It ..read more

One of the most important factors to consider when growing microgreens is seed density. This refers to how many seeds are planted per square inch or square centimetre of soil. Table of Contents Is there a general rule of thumb for seed density? Microgreen Seed Density Chart Is there a general rule of thumb for seed density? There are many different factors that can affect seed density, including the type of seed, the size of the container, and the level of light and moisture. In general, seed density should be higher for small seeds, such as radish and mustard, and lower for larger seeds ..read more

But when the skies turn grey and the temperature drops, our plants suffer a little from the harsh cold weather. Just-harvested fresh veggies may seem like a distant dream on the cusp of winter. Take heart. You can easily grow your beloved microgreens indoors in a controlled environment. Microgreens are small shoots of vegetables that are immensely flavourful and packed with nutrients. These are seedlings typically harvested when the true leaves appear. Growing microgreens is a great way to produce healthy food in a pocket-friendly manner. And since you are going to plant your microgreens indoo ..read more

Packed with probiotics, vitamins, minerals, and other essential nutrients, fermented vegetables can help improve one’s health in various ways. From boosting the immune system to improving digestion, it’s no wonder that their popularity has grown dramatically over the years. Table of Contents Why Fermented Vegetables Are Good For You Benefits of Fermented Vegetables Why Fermented Vegetables Are Good For You Fermented vegetables are created by the process of lacto-fermentation. This is a process where the natural bacteria found in the vegetables are encouraged to break down the carbohydrate ..read more

Since then, this method has gained in popularity and is increasingly being adopted by expert and beginner gardeners alike. This type of gardening is often referred to as ‘no-till’ because it eliminates the need for a traditional tilling process. It has become popular among those looking for an easy and sustainable way to grow their own food. Table of Contents How Does No-Dig Gardening Work? The Layered System In No-Dig Gardening Benefits of No-Dig Gardening How To Get Started With No-Dig Gardening How Does No-Dig Gardening Work? In traditional gardening, the ground is dug up and turned ov ..read more