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If you have any stale seeds, or if a neighbor has given you a rare variety to try, you should make sure to stimulate it before sowing. Pretreatment will improve the germination process...

 

Experienced gardeners are seriously concerned about the fertility of the soil in their plots and want to know what they should or should not do. Previously, it was thought that all manipulation of the soil had to stop after the Feast of Intercession (November) - a warning that was well-founded. Disturbed soil, excavated for a period of time, disturbs the system of water and air passages, and freezing (frost) can make it vulnerable to wind and water erosion. The hillside is therefore a high-risk area. You will learn more about What Winter Soil Conditions do You Need to Know by Bubgo article.

A good crop can only come from strong, healthy seeds of varieties. That's why in winter, at the beginning of the year, you should check the seeds, check the expiration date, buy interesting new varieties, and make up for any missing seeds. You will learn more about How to Prepare Seeds for Sowing at Home by Bubgo article.

Houseplants need nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium, as well as a range of micronutrients, to develop and bloom. But for houseplants, these nutrients have no place to go except out of the potting soil. Therefore, you need to help your little green plant by giving it a little nourishment on a regular basis. You can now buy all kinds of fertilizers in stores: liquid, dried, granular, and stick forms. Which one should you choose for your plants? You will learn more about The Indoor Plant Fertilizers Types and Uses by Bubgo article.

The word "Seed scarification" is not known to everyone. It comes from a Latin word that translates to "scratching". Seed scarification is a process that promotes accelerated seed germination by partially destroying the integrity of the plant's sturdy seed coat, or by creating cracks in the seed coat. In this Bubgo article, we'll cover three Seed scarification treatments you can do yourself at home.