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When you first receive your compost from your GEME composter, you're holding a concentrated source of plant nutrition and soil life. But like any powerful tool, knowing how to prepare and apply it makes all the difference in achieving the best results.
Imagine stepping into your home filled with vibrant, lush greenery, or harvesting crisp vegetables straight from a thriving garden patch. The secret to this kind of natural abundance often lies hidden right beneath the surface – in the richness of the soil. And the key to rich soil? Often, it's "Black Gold".
When you see monstera in other people's photos, are you envious? Don't worry, you can also have a beautiful monstera and post it on your INS to get crowds and likes.
Monstera is a beautiful plant which is very popular for indoor planting lovers. It's enjoyable to own a green monstera plant in your house. However, sometimes people might encounter some problems when the mostera is growing. Here are eight tips to introduce how to take care of your mostera better. It is easy to pick up and practice.
The effect of light on the germination of vegetable seeds varies from species to species, but most vegetable seeds do not respond to light when germinating.
Oxygen is an extremely important condition required for seed germination.
Temperature is important.
Seeds require the right temperature for germination.
Different vegetable species of seed germination minimum, maximum and optimum temperature is different.
Moisture is the most basic condition required for seed germination.
Only after the seeds have absorbed a large amount of water can the stored nutrients be converted into substances necessary for life activities.
Seeds have high requirements for environmental conditions in the germination process. Under suitable conditions, seeds can germinate rapidly and grow strong seedlings in a relatively short period of time. If they cannot be met, the quality of seed germination will be affected to varying degrees.
What kind of seeds can germinate?
The intrinsic conditions for seed germination refer to two main aspects.
First, the seed itself has the ability to germinate (germination potential), i.e., the seed is alive and not dead.
Second, the seeds are capable of germinating when given the conditions necessary for germination.
Therefore, whether it is a direct seeding or a seedling, it must be a viable seed.