40K views · 915 reactions | One of my most asked questions: what soil mix do you use? Don’t get me wrong, I love a good pre-mixed chunky soil, and there are several companies that make good ones. But, when you have 100 houseplants and frequently propagate/sell plants, you need a good mix that works for everything and doesn’t break the bank. I’ve fine tuned this mix over the years, and I’ve had really good results with it. Of course, you can adjust the amounts to fit your needs, but this is what works for me 💚 Comment “list” for a link to the supplies I use. #plants #houseplants #soil #diysoilmix #plantmom | Curlyplantmom | Facebook
103K views · 2.8K reactions | You’re NOT bad at gardening, you just haven’t found your match yet🤷♀️ Success in the garden is less about being born with a green thumb and more about matching your resources to your plant’s needs. 🌱Small spaces are perfect for herbs and salad 🥕Medium-size spots are great for root crops 🍉And bigger sunny spots are just right for growing fruit crops like tomatoes, cucumbers, and melons Once you figure out how to match your space to your plants needs, gardening gets SOOO much easier. Comment SUMMER to join me for the Summer Garden Challenge where I’ll breakdown this whole system for you - so you can grow the things that work best for you this summer. The workshop is free! All you’ve gotta do is comment SUMMER and I’ll send you a link to sign up | G
66K views · 9.4K reactions | I’ll never have a garden without herbs. It changes everything! Plus we can dry the herbs and use them as homegrown medicine. Plants are incredible! So how do you know how many companion herbs you need? And how do you place them around the garden in a way that makes sense? I’ve spent the last 6 months creating a companion planting guide with detailed layout plans, companion planting partners, and tips for improving your soil. It’s coming out March 31st as part of Homestead Kickoff week! 🙌🌱 Save the date! #companionplanting #organicgardening #gardening #backyardgarden #backyardgardening #backyardgoals #backyardfarm #herbgardening | Amber Benge 🌻 Grace Walk Farm | Facebook
26K reactions · 795 shares | Plant once, harvest forever! 🌿✨ From fresh lemongrass to healing aloe vera, these 5 herbs keep giving year after year. Perfect for your garden and your kitchen! 🌱💚 . . . . . . . . #herbgarden #containergardening #kitchengarden #organicgardening #organicgarden | Keerthana: Organic Gardener | Facebook
77K views · 8.7K reactions | Comment PLANS to get my planting plans for free and see how these all work together in one garden Leaves-only need a few square inches Roots-need a little more Fruit-about 1 square foot Once you see the garden this way, you can’t unsee it Get my planting plans to help you get started planning out your own garden this season-comment PLANS and I’ll send you a DM with the link to grab yours for free | Gardenary | Facebook
31K views · 484 reactions | You can grow potatoes pretty much anywhere, and honestly, it’s way easier (and more fun) than you think. They are a top staple in the human diet, along with wheat and rice. In fact, it’s the most common non-cereal crop grown worldwide and holds such significance that it’s been nicknamed the Apple of the Earth. This year, I went all in and tried eight different ways to grow spuds. I did the classic trench method, threw a frost blanket over some to see if a little extra warmth would make a difference, planted a few in buckets for a small-space approach, went twice as deep to see if depth really matters, messed around with the straw method, started some from actual seeds, added more soil as the plants grew to encourage more production, and even tested grow bags.
8.5M views · 195K reactions | If you’re behind on planting seeds, here’s a little trick that might help. It saved my watermelons, melons, and luffas before. For seeds to sprout, they need water to get inside and kick off the germination process. It can take some time for larger, thicker seeds though. So, try this: take some small snips and make a tiny cut at the edge of the seed. This helps water get in faster, and you might notice your seeds popping up way quicker. Just a heads-up: this is for bigger, easy-to-handle seeds only – don’t try it on the tiny ones! | Epic Gardening | Facebook
30K views · 818 reactions | I find container gardening makes gardening much more manageable for me. I hope you’ll try it!  Happy Growing!🌱 #OptimisticKitchen #ReduceFoodWaste #GrowFood #growyourfood #pottedgarden #growingfoodinpots #growinpots #containergardening #ContainerVegetableGarden #pepperplants #companionplanting #suburbangarden #containergardener #uppotting #creatorsearchinsights | Optimistic Kitchen | Facebook
14 Crops You'd be Foolish Not to Plant in March! | 14 Crops You'd be Foolish Not to Plant in March! | By Epic Gardening | It's March and that means three things my friends. One, it's spring baby. Two, it's time to plant. And number three is we have five epic gardening crew members delivering some juicy planting info on over a dozen different crops so buckle in and let's get to it. For me in spring, you could get a little too big for your **** You could bite off more than you could chew or any other idiom that you might want to use but I like to get the basics set up and it's not in this shot right here. It's not the onion. It's not the nasturtium. It's not the elysm or even this very fancy saffron. I'm talking about of the most classic, perhaps the king of herbs, basil. To satisfy those of
