Liquid fertilizer is engineered to help you deliver the right nutrition at the right time for the best results possible for your plants or garden. It works almost immediately, assuring continued, superlative growth and quick recovery for those that are tired and under-nourished. Nutrients are easily absorbed through the leaves and roots, making liquid fertilizers the best and effective source of feeding your plants. Liquid fertilizer has increased in popularity in recent years and is an excellent option for those unsure which is the best choice. It’s an easy process to apply the liquid fertilizer, and it is worked into the soil in more uniform ways. Before you use a…

Plant nutrition is determined by a complex system of chemistry, microbes, fungi, and organisms working in the soil and processing the organic materials into accessible elements. It’s a symbiotic relationship where microbe feeds plant and plant feeds microbe. Fertilizers are any naturally or chemically derived material containing the nutrients essential for plant growth. They are available in the form of manures, compost, and granular or liquid amendments. Most often we apply them to a plant’s root system or as a foliar spray. The key to a good garden is good soil. Organic soil is rich in humus, the end result of decaying materials such as leaves, grass clippings and compost.…

If you really love your plant, you should not let it go hungry and by doing so you become more successful as a gardener. During the growing season, your plants are like teenagers, meaning that they need food and they need it now. You can do so by purchasing an organic, water-soluble plant food. I say organic because I’m going to recommend that you fertilize frequently. Start fertilizing your container plants twice a week. Fertilize your houseplants once a week. Feed the plants in your garden every two to three weeks. Fertilize your landscape plants once a month. Soilless mixes contain few or no nutrients on their own, which means…