Getting the growing medium just right for your plants might be a tad difficult. But don’t worry! We bring you tips on using soils and amendments for various plants, advice on making compost and homemeade fertilizer, and some popular store-bought products!
Positive Bloom is an Amazon Associate and we earn from qualifying purchases through these links at no extra cost to you. I bet that when you first started gardening, you didn’t think you would need maths! As topsoil is an essential part of any gardening or landscaping project, you should know how much a yard…
Fertilizers are an unavoidable factor in gardening. Whether you want to make your flowers stronger, peppers more productive, or lawn greener, fertilizer is non-optional. Triple 19 fertilizer is one of the most common fertilizers because of its wide range of applications. You can use it as a lawn and garden fertilizer, and even as a…
Positive Bloom is an Amazon Associate and we earn from qualifying purchases through these links at no extra cost to you. I was a beginner home gardener when I first found out about compost. I thought it was easier to buy it, but then I heard experienced gardeners calling it “black gold”. Why would anyone…
Loam based compost, otherwise known as John Innes compost, originated in Merton and was developed by John Innes Horticultural Institute in the 1930s. This potting compost was primarily used in the UK, so that makes sense. Although it’s in short supply, the main ingredient of this compost is loam. Different ingredients can be added to…
Positive Bloom is an Amazon Associate and we earn from qualifying purchases through these links at no extra cost to you. I’m sure that we all want only the best for our plants and gardens. I assume that you’ve heard that grass clippings can be used as mulch. That said, we decided to prepare a…
There aren’t many of us beginner gardeners who know about the different kinds of soils, and even less who know about aroid soil mix – or at least I didn’t! I had to find out that not all plants need the same soil the hard way! At the beginning of my gardening days, all-purpose potting…