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Top tip for taking pH readings like a pro! 🌱 Ever struggle holding your Bluelab pH Pen and keeping the cap out of the way? We've all been there! In this quick video, we show you a handy hack using the cap itself to streamline your testing process. Did you know this? 😁 Watch now and see how it's done! ➡️ Don’t forget to make sure the sponge in your cap is wet with KCl storage solution after each use! . . . #Bluelab #phpen #gardeningtips #growhacks #hydroponics #indoorplants #plantcare #urbanfarming #plantlife #phmeter #waterph #nutrientsolution #plantdoctor #growyourown #organicgardening #gardeninglife #gardeninghacks #greenthumb #gardener #phperfect #happygrowing #plantsofinstagram #instagarden

The 'nuts and bolts' of using Denso™ ColourTape: it's surface tolerant, non-hardening, non-cracking, and highly conformable, making it the ideal #OneStepSolution for protecting substrates such as nuts and bolts! Find out more: https://ow.ly/7Gqa50SF0B2 #Denso #CorrosionPrevention #CorrosionProtection

Mulching for the winter shares many advantages with summer mulching, such as decreasing water evaporation, protecting against soil erosion, and suppressing weed growth. Applying a generous layer of mulch on top of the soil can help stabilise soil temperature and moisture levels, smoothing the shift into colder months. Furthermore, as the mulch decomposes, it enriches the soil with new organic matter. #solidground #solidgroundlandscaping #gardentips #smartgardening #mulching #herecomeswinter

"No Mow May seems like a simple thing: You leave your lawn mower in the shed for a month, flowers bloom, and happy bees forage. Of course, it’s not quite so straightforward. The benefits from not mowing for a few weeks are limited. There is research that shows multiple species of bees do forage on dandelions and white clover, but let’s be honest, if all you’re doing is letting dandelions and other weeds bloom, that’s not good quality habitat—and any benefits will be canceled if you power up your mower and restart as if nothing has changed once June arrives. We can’t pat ourselves on the back and say, “Yay, we saved the bees.” Learn what you can do to help pollinators like bees while practicing sustainable landscaping from the Xerces Society:https://lnkd.in/eTqQ8r-n #KeepRocklandBeautiful #RocklandCounty #HudsonValley #HudsonValleyNY #Piermont #Clarkstown #Ramapo #Haverstraw #Orangetown #Suffern #NorthRockland #Monsey #Nanuet #Pollinators #Plants #Gardening #Sustainablity

"No Mow May seems like a simple thing: You leave your lawn mower in the shed for a month, flowers bloom, and happy bees forage. Of course, it’s not quite so straightforward. The benefits from not mowing for a few weeks are limited. There is research that shows multiple species of bees do forage on dandelions and white clover, but let’s be honest, if all you’re doing is letting dandelions and other weeds bloom, that’s not good quality habitat—and any benefits will be canceled if you power up your mower and restart as if nothing has changed once June arrives. We can’t pat ourselves on the back and say, “Yay, we saved the bees.” Learn what you can do to help pollinators like bees while practicing sustainable landscaping from the Xerces Society:https://lnkd.in/gcKdv-zM #KeepRocklandBeautiful #RocklandCounty #HudsonValley #HudsonValleyNY #Piermont #Clarkstown #Ramapo #Haverstraw #Orangetown #Suffern #NorthRockland #Monsey #Nanuet #Pollinators #Plants #Gardening #Sustainablity

FullCircle26 is you one-stop shop for Hydroponics Products, Training and Consulting. We are about giving access which also means sharing the knowledge we come across on our adventure...We also offer tips and tricks to gardening on our social media accounts (FB, IG) as well. So make sure to follow us @fullcircle26inc Here is our post about how to keep Pests away from your garden by growing specific plants... #FullCircle26inc, #stemeducation, #salesandmarketingconsulting #growingcommunity, #growinghydroponically, #BlackWomanOwnedBusiness, #weteachhydroponics, #3DModelofSustainability, #learnhydroponics, #learntogrow, #hydroponics, #agtech, #agtechproducts, #generationalchange, #MinorityOwnedBusiness

Did you know? Earthworms are nature’s soil engineers! They improve soil health and structure, making them key players in organic landscaping. Learn how they work their magic in our latest blog! https://hubs.la/Q02NNCQZ0 #organiclandscaping #sustainablegardening #landscaping #landscapemaintenance #dte #dtelandscape

Urban Farmer TV | Course Trailer Urban Farmer TV is an American Tech Startup founded by Bea Suavengco. It is an educational platform aiming to create high-quality fresh food accessible to all. It is also known as the “Netflix of Gardening Education.” It empowers everyone to build mini farms at the comfort of their own home using methods that require less space, water, and energy than traditional methods. Let's make your vision a reality. Check my Portfolio: https://lnkd.in/gT3KfAWj Contact: Email: imdylan.vfx@gmail.com Instagram: instagram.com/imdylan.vfx Like and follow for more. #videoedit #videoediting #urbanfarmertv #trailer #hydroponics #ShortFormContent #motiondesign #aftereffects

"No Mow May seems like a simple thing: You leave your lawn mower in the shed for a month, flowers bloom, and happy bees forage. Of course, it’s not quite so straightforward. The benefits from not mowing for a few weeks are limited. There is research that shows multiple species of bees do forage on dandelions and white clover, but let’s be honest, if all you’re doing is letting dandelions and other weeds bloom, that’s not good quality habitat—and any benefits will be canceled if you power up your mower and restart as if nothing has changed once June arrives. We can’t pat ourselves on the back and say, “Yay, we saved the bees.” Learn what you can do to help pollinators like bees while practicing sustainable landscaping from the Xerces Society:https://lnkd.in/eudRPnna #KeepRocklandBeautiful #RocklandCounty #HudsonValley #HudsonValleyNY #Piermont #Clarkstown #Ramapo #Haverstraw #Orangetown #Suffern #NorthRockland #Monsey #Nanuet #Pollinators #Plants #Gardening #Sustainablity

#NativeBeeHotel Fall is an important time to prepare your farm and garden for success in the coming year. The Eagle Pollination Garden is no exception, but can be the last project to finalize. Since it sits in a public park it is widely viewed by walkers from a sidewalk. The first thing many people want to do after eating a Thanksgiving meal is get outside for a walk (and get away from Uncle Will for a bit.) After winterizing the garden, my son and I build ad hoc pollinator incubators by cross stacking the Joe Pye Weed and other flower stems we cut down into piles and place them in the woods behind the garden. The hollow stems provide nesting sites for many native pollinators and along with mulch, keep organic matter in the site. Mulch also helps regulate the soil temperature and moisture content while providing insulation to the root zone of plants. This year, we decided to add a little education feature to the garden and built a small, and much neater, version in the garden and added signage. It’s important to continually find ways to educate people about the importance of biodiversity, pollination, healthy soils and ecosystems.     This is a great project for agriculture educators and commumity gardeners! Please Share if you have any in you network! #AllAgConsidered #Education #Pollination #Gardening #Farming