Many gardeners provide their tomato plants with absolute care and yet sometimes the yields are still so low! Are there any tomato varieties with higher yields? How can we increase it? Continue reading to find out! The tomato varieties with the highest yield are: Black krim Gold nugget Celebrity San Marzano Black cherry Pozzano Supersweet…
You’ve visited the grocery and you’ve bought too much ginger than you need. So the question now is, can you grow these at home in a planter? After testing it myself to save you time, here are the results! It is possible to grow store-bought ginger in a pot after it has been soaked in…
Although serrano peppers are some of the most common peppers to grow, some gardeners still have trouble knowing when and how to harvest them. The good news? It’s much easier than you think! To harvest serrano peppers, use gloves and clean scissors to prevent damaging the plant. Carefully hold the peppers and cut their stems…
Growing zucchini is satisfying, for sure. But seeing these strange white leaves on zucchini plants? Absolutely not! Sadly, thousands of home gardeners have experienced this time and time again. Genetics, mosaic virus, and powdery mildew can turn zucchini leaves white. Foliage infected with powdery mildew can be sprayed or pruned to prevent further fungal dispersion….
Seeing bolted spinach is frustrating after putting in weeks of effort to grow them. Is this just a normal occurrence or is there something the spinach needs? The truth is, it could be both. Tall thick stems, small pointed leaves, and flowering stalks are all signs that a spinach plant is bolting. Factors like plant…
Got a slimy layer on your carrots during storage? I’ve been there before. When I first encountered this, I was frustrated because I could not figure out where I went wrong. But now, I have finally figured out how to avoid these slimy carrots. In general, carrots with a thin slime layer, that has no…