The question above. Looking for different fertilizers + methods to try. Share your secrets!! Thanks in advance. submitted by /u/SeaAd4120 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I didn't take a picture but I don't think the label said it was certified organic. I will be using it to amend some existing potting soil before planting some new seedlings. Any feedback on the soil quality would be greatly appreciated. submitted by /u/UncommonPhoenix [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Powdery mildew seems to be a recurring theme in my raised bed (10B). Last year it took out my cucumber vines with the quickness and now it's popped up on my peas. I use drip irrigation and have tried to control it with baking soda mixed with water, no dice. I'd love any tips on how to prevent and how to control. Also wondering as I pull out these pea vines, if I should be disinfecting the trellis, sheers and clips I'll be reusing for my summer garden. submitted by /u/erinisfantastic [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Hey everyone!! Hopefully this is okay to post! I'm the VP of Sales for an organic plant-based biostimulant company. I'm tasked with building a salesforce in the US and internationally. Our product outcompetes everything on the market with many many tests and university studies to prove our product works. We are prelaunch with plenty of funding so a great way to get in on the ground floor of a startup. Looking for a few people that are experienced in agriculture and who are passionate about organic farming. Income opportunity is big but more importantly the impact we will have for farmers is p ..read more

The rosemary plants I have been buying are supposed to be perennial … last year the ones I planted didn’t come back after the winter, so I planted new ones last Spring. Im not sure because it is still early, but it looks like the same thing is happening this year. Sage, oregano, mint and thyme do just fine in the same area. Should I wait it out a little longer? Any ideas? submitted by /u/J0loppy [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Have some 3-4 week old seedlings that have been indoor since germination. A few seem to be slumping to the sides. Any ideas how to fix this? submitted by /u/Cal_Invite [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

A quick update on the summer run.. all local breeders.. we use all indigenous ferments and inputs, it would only make sense to grow locally bred strains as well.. duh?? submitted by /u/fluffyferret69 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Hi, I appreciate any and all help! I am new to gardening and have been trying to learn and experiment with no success. I live on the west coast of Florida. Currently I am “attempting” to grow some jalapeño and Tabasco peppers in pots. I would also like to build a small bed to grow other things like tomatoes, leafy greens, etc. once I can figure out the basics. I am using soil from Lowe’s that had vegetables on the bag and water. No fertilizer. I water every other day and I think I may be overwatering. The jalapeños started as seeds and sprouted, but only have the beginning two leaves for seve ..read more

After a long day.. all the planting areas have the winter mulch removed, some white ash and compost added for preparation of the planting in 30 days or so.. submitted by /u/fluffyferret69 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I appreciate any and all advice. I live in the Czech Republic and we inherited a field in a farming area. In the past few years it was used to farm potatoes and most recently it is used as a field to harvest the grass for hay for some horses. It is has a slight slope. The area has clay soil and it seems quite compacted. The area has very little rainfall and the field is quite dry. There is a well but it hasn't been used in years and I don't think it's in great condition. I want to create a small market farm next year. I was thinking of adding some swales to help with rain capture. The top of ..read more