Made of heavy duty clear plastic to improve seed germination and success rate of cuttings. These sturdy Humidity Domes allow light in while keeping moisture levels high and constant. Will also retain heat supplied to the root zone! Includes two top mounted adjustable vents to achieve proper air-flow and desired humidity (opening vents will reduce humidity levels). Reusable — will last several seasons. Fits all standard 1020 seed flats.
Features:
Speeds germination and improves seedling success
Maintains high and even humidity while controlling temperature levels
Adjustable vents control air circulation, temperature and humidity
Compatible with all 1020 seedling trays or flats
Size: 11″ x 21″ x 2-1/2″ deep (28 x 53 x 6cm deep)
PsyCloner is the new next-generation 24 site cloner. Forget everything you learned so far about cloning, PsyCloner operates without spray jets to clog up, without a high-powered pump to heat up the water, and there is no need for an airstone. This system also allows you to continue growing your plants after they root, simply by adding nutrients. PsyCloner is a great solution for both professional cloner’s and beginners as well. This cloning system can perform under extreme heat and humidity, where most aeroponic system will fail, and without any need of gels or solution to use. Comes fully-loaded with (1) 2 Gal reservoir, (1) 24 site tray, (24) Neoprene Inserts (4 different colors), (1) Aerating Water Pump.
Comes fully-loaded with 1x 2 Gal reservoir 1x 24 site tray 36x Neoprene Inserts (4 different colors) 1x Aerating Water Pump
GROW!T horticultural clay pebbles are made from 100% natural clay. They are clean, pH stable, and offer great aeration and drainage in hydroponics, especially in flood and drain, deep water culture, and drip feed systems. Due to their unique structure and ability to cover a large surface area, they offer the ideal environment to foster beneficial bacterial growth around the root zone, leading to naturally healthier plants.
GROW!T Clay Pebbles benefits:
Extremely stable in both pH and EC
Made from 100% natural clay
Strong structural integrity means that they are less likely to break and compact, which helps to prevent dripper systems from getting blocked
Pre-washed to aid in stability
Drains freely and does not hold any excess water, providing good oxygen levels around the root; suitable for flood and drain systems, multi-pot and drip feed systems
Pebble size 4 mm-16 mm
GROW!T Clay Pebbles can be used for:
Aeration of growing media – ideal to mix into coco coir or soil to aid aeration
Drainage – will hold water as well as offering great aeration properties and free draining
Decoration – looks great as a top dressing for pots and also helps to prevent evaporation
Hydroponics/hydroculture – used widely in hydroponic growing, they are ideal for flood and drain, deep water culture and drip feed systems
Aquaponics – are also ideal to be used in aquaponic systems
When used in aeration of growing media, mix GROW!T horticultural clay pebbles into your coco coir or soil at a rate 4 parts clay to 7 parts soil to loosen up the structure, leading to better root development.
Mykos Bar Root Paks are great for hydroponic systems, such as deep water culture, aero and aquaponics. They grow big roots and keep the Mykos where they need to be and not clogging up your system and sprayers. Mykos works faster and inoculates stronger. May be used with any nutrient line. Easy-to-use bar pouch resembles the look of a candy bar. A great point of purchase display. Attractive display box contains 60 x 100 gram pouches.
Botanicare® Original Grow Trays Inside Dimension (ID) – White
Botanicare’s redesigned white premium ID trays offer professional hydroponic gardens with superior quality and performance. The ID trays now include a 7 in deep seat that accommodates larger root masses, taller pots and deeper saturation. A curved drainage grid with wider channels simplifies cleaning while newly engineered corner gussets allow for greater support. The ID trays maintain Botanicare’s standard inside dimensions for maximum growth space and are composed of durable white ABS plastic.
Outside Dimensions (L x W x H): 707050: 23.5 x 23.5 x 7.5 707067: 29 x 53 x 8 707080: 43.75 x 26 x 7.2 707406: 92.5 x 24.5 x 3.75 707065: 41 x 41 x 7 707225: 77 x 41 x 7 707090: 53 x 53 x 7 707045: 102.5 x 53.25 x 7 707030: 42 x 8 x 4 707035: 44 x 6 x 4 707060: 36 x 22 x 7
RAW Yucca is made from 100% natural yucca extract from the plant Yucca Schidigera. It can be used as wetting agent for nutrient solutions and foliar sprays and is great for flushing excess salts from the root Zone. When used on soils, it helps water and nutrients penetrate deeper and more evenly into the root zone. We recommend adding a pinch (1/16 tsp per 5 gallons) RAW Yucca to all foliar, nutrient and flush solutions.Works in conjunction with all nutrient and feeding programs.
Hello, fellow garden enthusiasts! July has almost arrived, and it’s time to make the most of the summer season in our beloved gardens. To help you navigate this vibrant month, we’ve gathered essential gardening tips and answered some common questions that might be buzzing in your green-thumb minds. Let’s dig right in!
🌻 Tip 1: Water Wisely 💧 As temperatures rise, it’s crucial to keep your plants hydrated. Water deeply and thoroughly, providing enough moisture to reach the root zone. Monitor soil moisture levels to avoid overwatering or underwatering. A general rule of thumb is to water when the top inch of soil feels dry.
🌻 Tip 2: Protect from Heat ☀️ The scorching summer sun can be tough on plants. Shield them from excessive heat by using shade cloth, mulch, or temporary coverings during peak hours. This will help prevent sunburn, reduce moisture loss, and keep your garden thriving throughout July.
🌻 Tip 3: Harvest and Prune 🍅 July is the month of bountiful harvests! Keep a close eye on your vegetables, fruits, and herbs. Harvest them at their peak of ripeness for the best flavor and quality. Prune summer-flowering shrubs and roses to promote new growth and maintain their shape. Remember to sanitize your pruning tools to prevent the spread of diseases.
🌻 Tip 4: Weed Control 🌿 Weeds can quickly take over your garden if left unchecked. Regularly weed your beds and borders, ensuring you remove them before they have a chance to go to seed. Apply mulch around plants to suppress weed growth and conserve moisture. Stay vigilant, and your garden will thank you!
🌻 Tip 5: Fertilize Strategically 🌱 Give your plants the nutrients they need to thrive. Apply a balanced slow-release fertilizer or organic compost to nourish your garden beds. Pay attention to specific plant requirements and adjust fertilization accordingly. Remember, moderation is key to avoid overfertilizing, which can harm plants and contribute to nutrient runoff.
Now, let’s address some common gardening questions for July:
🌿 Question 1: How can I protect my garden from pests and diseases? Implement integrated pest management techniques by regularly inspecting plants for signs of pests or diseases. Use organic pest control methods whenever possible, such as introducing beneficial insects or using homemade remedies like neem oil or insecticidal soap. Proper sanitation and good cultural practices, such as spacing plants adequately and providing proper airflow, can also help prevent issues.
🌿 Question 2: How can I extend my vegetable harvest into the fall? Consider succession planting by sowing seeds of fast-maturing vegetables like lettuce, radishes, or spinach. Harvesting crops promptly encourages continuous production. Additionally, provide shade and moisture to cool-season crops to help them tolerate the summer heat and prolong their harvest.
🌿 Question 3: What are some heat-tolerant flowering plants for July? Opt for heat-loving annuals and perennials such as zinnias, marigolds, salvias, cosmos, and portulacas. These colorful beauties thrive in the summer heat and will add a burst of vibrancy to your garden.
🌿 Question 4: How can I attract pollinators to my garden? Create a pollinator-friendly haven by planting nectar-rich flowers like bee balm, coneflowers, lavender, and butterfly bush. Provide a water source, such as a shallow dish with pebbles, for butterflies and bees. Avoid using pesticides that may harm beneficial insects.
Embrace the warmth of July and let your garden flourish! By following these tips and tackling common gardening questions, you’ll be well-equipped to make your garden thrive throughout the summer.
Remember, gardening is a journey of continuous learning, so don’t hesitate to experiment and adapt to the unique needs of your plants. Enjoy the beauty and rewards that your July garden brings!
In this post, we’re thrilled to share essential tips on maximizing yields in your garden. Whether you’re growing vegetables, herbs, or fruits, these insights will help you optimize your gardening practices and enjoy abundant harvests. Let’s dig in!
Start with Quality Seeds or Seedlings: Begin with high-quality seeds or healthy seedlings from reputable sources. Opt for varieties that are known for their productivity and disease resistance. This sets a strong foundation for maximizing your yields.
Plan and Optimize Space: Carefully plan your garden layout to make the most of the available space. Consider the mature size of plants, their sunlight requirements, and potential shade from nearby structures or plants. Proper spacing allows air circulation, reduces competition for nutrients, and ensures optimal growth.
Provide Adequate Sunlight: Most vegetables and fruits require at least 6-8 hours of direct sunlight per day. Choose a sunny spot in your garden or consider using reflective materials to redirect sunlight to shaded areas. Maximize exposure to sunlight for healthier and more productive plants.
Soil Preparation and Enrichment: Prepare your soil by incorporating organic matter like compost, well-rotted manure, or aged garden waste. These additions improve soil structure, water-holding capacity, and nutrient availability. Conduct a soil test to assess nutrient levels and make necessary amendments for optimal plant growth.
Implement Crop Rotation: Rotate your crops each year to prevent the buildup of pests and diseases. Different plant families have varying nutrient requirements and attract specific pests. Rotating crops helps maintain soil fertility, reduces the risk of soil-borne diseases, and promotes overall plant health.
Feed Your Plants: Provide balanced nutrition to your plants throughout their growing season. Use organic fertilizers or compost to enrich the soil with essential nutrients. Consider incorporating slow-release fertilizers or foliar feeding for quick nutrient uptake. Follow recommended application rates to avoid over-fertilization.
Adequate Watering: Proper watering is crucial for maximizing yields. Deep, consistent watering encourages robust root growth. Monitor soil moisture levels regularly and adjust watering accordingly, considering factors such as plant type, weather conditions, and soil drainage.
Mulching for Moisture Retention: Apply a layer of organic mulch around plants to retain soil moisture, regulate temperature, and suppress weed growth. Mulching also enriches the soil as it breaks down over time. Use materials like straw, wood chips, or compost to create a protective mulch layer.
Pruning and Training: Prune your plants to enhance airflow and remove diseased or damaged parts. Properly train vine plants, such as tomatoes or cucumbers, to maximize productivity and prevent overcrowding. This allows better light penetration and supports the development of more fruit-bearing branches.
Timely Harvesting: Harvest your crops at the right stage of maturity to encourage continuous production. Regularly check plants for ripe produce and promptly harvest to make room for new growth. This stimulates the plants to keep producing more yields.
By implementing these tips, you’ll be well on your way to maximizing yields and enjoying the fruits of your gardening labor.
We are thrilled to share some must-read tips for successful hydroponics gardening in this post. Whether you’re a seasoned hydroponics gardener or just starting out, these insights will help you achieve optimal growth and bountiful harvests. Let’s dig in!
Choose the Right System: Select a hydroponics system that suits your space, budget, and gardening goals. Options include deep water culture (DWC), nutrient film technique (NFT), aeroponics, and more. Research each system and consider factors such as maintenance requirements, space availability, and crop preferences.
Provide Adequate Lighting: Since plants rely on artificial light sources in hydroponics, ensure they receive the right spectrum and intensity of light. LED grow lights are energy-efficient and offer a full spectrum that promotes optimal growth. Adjust the light height and duration based on plant stage and specific light requirements.
Nutrient Management: Hydroponics relies on nutrient solutions to provide plants with essential elements. Understand the nutrient requirements of your chosen crops and maintain the appropriate pH levels. Regularly monitor and adjust the nutrient solution to prevent deficiencies or imbalances that could hinder plant growth.
Proper Aeration and Oxygenation: Oxygen is vital for healthy root development in hydroponics. Ensure proper aeration by using air stones, air pumps, or diffusers to oxygenate the nutrient solution. This helps prevent root rot and promotes nutrient uptake, leading to stronger and more resilient plants.
Temperature and Humidity Control: Maintain an optimal temperature range for your hydroponics system, typically between 65-80°F (18-27°C), to support healthy plant growth. Proper humidity levels (around 50-70%) prevent excessive transpiration and help avoid diseases caused by high moisture.
Regular Monitoring: Keep a close eye on your hydroponics system. Regularly check pH levels, nutrient concentrations, water levels, and any signs of pests or diseases. Adjust parameters as needed to maintain a healthy growing environment.
Crop Selection: Choose plants that thrive in hydroponics environments. Leafy greens like lettuce, herbs such as basil and mint, and vine crops like tomatoes and cucumbers are popular choices. Research the specific requirements of each crop, including pH preferences, temperature, and lighting needs.
System Maintenance: Clean and sanitize your hydroponics system regularly to prevent algae growth and potential clogs. Maintain proper water circulation, check for leaks, and replace any faulty equipment. A well-maintained system ensures healthy plants and reduces the risk of system failures.
Pollination: In the absence of natural pollinators, manually pollinate your flowering plants by gently shaking or tapping the flowers. This helps ensure successful fruit development and increases your harvest yield.
Record Keeping: Maintain a journal or log to record important data such as plant growth rates, nutrient levels, and any modifications or experiments you undertake. This information will help you fine-tune your hydroponics system and track your progress over time.
Remember, hydroponics gardening is a continuous learning experience. Embrace experimentation, adapt to the needs of your plants, and enjoy the benefits of growing fresh produce right at home.
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