Reusing hydroton is a wise thing to do as a hydroponic gardener. It will help you save money that you can spend on other garden expenses. I have reused my hydrotons in numerous growing cycles and experimented multiple times. Here are the top four ways to clean hydroton based on my experience. In general, hydroton…
Perlite is a popular substrate used by gardeners indoors, outdoors, and in hydroponics. I’ve spent so much time in the garden with perlite that I can consider it an awesome friend. As an avid gardener, I’ve spent a significant amount of time experimenting with various growing mediums, so I’ll show you what sets perlite apart….
The white color of perlite increases its applicability for indoor gardening by adding aesthetic value to every houseplant and succulent pot. But, isn’t it frustrating when your white perlite turns green, orange, yellow, or even brown? Back then, I listed potential factors that could be caused. When I started paying attention to these details, my…
Vermiculite is a versatile rock with applications ranging from construction, insulation, and furnaces, to potting mix and soil conditioner. As someone who has worked with it several times, I can attest that there are things that you still need to know before buying vermiculite. Generally, vermiculite is a brownish, odorless, lightweight mineral with a neutral…
Perlite stands out as one of the most prominent growing mediums for every garden—may it be for succulents, houseplants, outdoor plants, and hydroponics. One thing that I really like about perlite is its superior water holding capacity, which is key to having moist soil. But, are there other alternatives? Generally, perlite alternatives that can perform…
If you are an experimental gardener like me, then I am sure you have already heard of perlite—a hundred percent! Something that I admire about perlite is it has climbed its way to the top of the gardening world from just being a volcanic byproduct. Today, you will learn more about its journey! Generally, perlite…