10
Aug

Why Native Plants are Important

Why Native Plants are Important Introduction Native plants are species of plants that naturally occur and have evolved over thousands of years in a particular region without human intervention. These plants have adapted to the local climate, soil types and environmental conditions of their native range. Plants like Himalayan blue poppy, bamboo, king cobra lily, indian sandalwood, coconut palm, etc

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2
Aug

Everything you need to know about commercial hydroponics

Everything you need to know about commercial hydroponics Introduction Commercial hydroponics is a sophisticated method of growing plants without soil, utilizing nutrient-rich water solutions in a controlled environment such as greenhouses or indoor facilities. Hydroponics also uses water more efficiently than traditional soil-based agriculture, with water recirculated within the system to minimize waste and reduce environmental impact. There are different

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31
Jul

Why crops need to be protected during cultivation

Introduction As we grow crops in open spaces, they are susceptible to damage which brings down the quality of the produce as well as their monetary value. Hence it becomes important to protect the cultivation from the environmental triggers. This method might take more time and effort but it reaps good returns as well. Why to protect One of the

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20
Jul

Vertical Gardening and What you need to get Started

Introduction Now a days vertical gardening has gained lots of traction. In urban or populated areas where space is limited, vertical gardening allows people to grow plants upwards rather than outwards. This makes it feasible to garden in small apartments, balconies, rooftops or even indoors, maximizing use of available space. They also serve as decorative elements, enhancing the visual appeal

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12
Jul

Latest trends that can be seen in Horticulture

Introduction of Horticulture Horticulture has been prevalent since many centuaries and has constantly kept evolving to the kind we see today. However there are many social and environmental reasons as well for horticulture to take its present shape. It evolves from various concerns like inadequate spaces, aesthetically pleasing formations, environmental consiousness and many more. Lets look at some of the

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