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LadyBugs and your indoor garden
Published October 3, 2011 | 
Army of LadyBugs
Ladybugs are a preferred choice of many who engage in “bug warfare” to rid their indoor garden of pests. These predators like feed on many different soft-bodied insects.
They will eat insects such as mealybugs, spidermites, the Colorado Potato Beetle and the European Corn Borer but aphids are their main source of food. One larva can eat about 400 aphids. One adult can consume about 5,000 aphids in it’s lifetime.
Ozone in the Grow Room
Published December 13, 2010 |
Ozone as a sanitizer
Using ozone is a great way to help you keep a clean and sanitary grow room.
Good “housekeeping” like sweeping and picking up spills can go along way, but some times we need to do a littler extra to keep the growing area bacteria and disease free.
Low Temperatures in the Grow Room
Published November 29, 2010 |
Cold Grow Room
Maintaining your greenhouse or grow room temperature at an optimal rate during cold weather is important to help keep your plants healthy and productive.
pH and hydroponics
Published November 15, 2010 |
Perfect pH
Getting the pH of your nutrient solution correct is a very important part of hydroponics. Here is a guide to help you understand what you need to know.
Hydroponic Gardening with Rockwool
Published November 1, 2010 |
Rockwool and Hydroponics
Rockwool is made from natural melted rocks blown into mineral fibers. It has become one of the most popular medium for hydroponics and a favorite of many growers.
How to get rid of spider mites
Published October 18, 2010 |
When Spider Mites Attack
Spider mites are small bugs that will suck your plants dry. They can quickly become a problem for any indoor gardener. Warm, dry temperatures create the perfect climate for the spider mite’s reproductive cycle. These small bugs can over run your garden and suck the life out of your plants in no time flat.
How To Plant Seeds Using Hydroponics
Published March 15, 2010 |
Plant Seeds using Hydroponics
Most people like plant seeds this time of year, so let’s discuss how to do it using hydroponics.
