Growing A New Lifestyle On Weekends
Perfect spring fever cure! Succulent Easter nest that makes a modern and perfect Easter decoration.
Succulents used:
Echeveria Assorted
Echeveria Subsessilis (light blue, left corner)
Rupestris ( green on right with triangle leaves)
Treleasei ( two little green ones in the front)
Echeveria neon breaker ( pink in front)
Unknown for grass like succulent
Materials:
Sphagnum Moss
Hot glue
grapevine nest
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House Plants bought:
Polka Dot Plant
Purple Shamrock
Bamboo Like Foliage
Pilea Microphylla Varigata
Dahlia’s bought:
Dahlia Dinnerplate-Fleurel
Dahlia Bronze Leaf-Opposites attract
Dahlia Motto
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Ever wondered how to successfully propagate plants by cuttings? Wonder no more – Steven and I are back again to show you how to do it! We go over the basic principles, some things to watch out for, and the plants that are best suited for this type of propagation method.
This is the last video in my series with Steven for a bit, so expect more hydroponics and urban gardening stuff for the next few weeks 🙂
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Transform your garden with a bail of hay and meet the man who wrote the book on it!
As gardeners we’re often obsessed with pest prevention, nutrient deficiencies, and fertilizing our plants. What if there was a way to take care of all three of these at once?
Enter foliar spraying and feeding with worm tea. It’s a great pest prevention tool as the spray dislodges aphids and the like from your plants. It also acts as a correcter of micronutrient deficiencies, as worm tea is chock-full of micronutrients.
Today’s video features Steven Cornett of Nature’s Always Right farms. He’ll show you how he approaches foliar spraying his crops with worm tea and explain the logic behind it so you can decide whether it makes sense for your garden.
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Gardening Equipment I Use:
→ Basic hydroponic nutrients: http://amzn.to/29VmBeQ
→ Simple pH testing kit: http://amzn.to/2aexc4l
→ Fancy pH testing pen: http://amzn.to/2fY6UqD
More reviews of my favorite gardening products: → http://www.epicgardening.com/gardening-product-reviews/
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