The Most Beautiful Calathea Varieties To improve the beauty of our homes, we all seek different decorative styles that will help us achieve this. Having plants in our house can do the trick for it brings that lively aura around. There are different indoor plants you can have in your house that can be […]
How to grow your own food
How to Grow Your Own Food: A Step-by-Step Guide Got a big enough garden or by any chance a fruit tree farm? Great, you are fortunate enough to grow your own, healthy food. Growing food yourself is pretty enjoyable. It helps you spend some time in nature and saves a lot of bucks on daily […]
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Caterpillar with red horn
The caterpillar with red horn is also known as the tomato hornworm, and if you are growing Tomatoes its almost a sure thing that you have to meet them. If you’ve ever grown tomatoes, chances are good that you’ve dealt with these green caterpillar pests. There are two main garden pest species, tomato hornworms and tobacco hornworms. which […]
Choosing Your Bonsai Tree
When you go to choose your Bonsai Tree you will find that there are a great many varieties to choose from. In reality, any plant that has a trunk and branches can become a Bonsai Tree. A lot of people choose the tropical Bonsai Plant because they are beautiful and can be grown indoors all […]
Blue Candle Cactus
What is the Blue candle cactus? Blue candle cactus belongs to the Cactaceae family and the Myrtillocactus species. The blue candle cactus is fast-growing and can reach a size of between 13 and 16 inches. This plant does not branch until maturity, where it forms a candelabra shape. The blue candle plant has tiny spines […]
Cannabis Transplant Shock?. how to cure it
Cannabis Transplant Shock? how to cure it Generally, the plants will recover from the transplant shock, on their own. But you can help speed up the process by undertaking the following measures: Water Regularly Do not let the soil of your newly transplanted cannabis plants get dry. Water the plant regularly, but only enough […]
How to care and Grow the Earth Star Plant (Cryptantus Bromeliad)
So you love the Earth Star plant, but you have a few questions like how to grow and maintain them : How to Grow Earth Star Plant The necessary conditions for growing your Cryptantus Bromeliad are as follows: Sunlight Average moisture content Average to high humidity The general-purpose houseplant fertilizer Well-drained and porous soil […]
4 Easy Methods for Propagating Houseplants
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For those who want to add greenery to their life, even without a garden, let me introduce you to propagating! Today, I’m sharing four different methods you can use for propagating houseplants. With this guide, you can multiply the existing plants you have and create your very own home jungle. Watching new life grow within … Read More about 4 Easy Methods for Propagating Houseplants
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Build Your Own Chicken Coop, learn Today!
Ok so you grow your own vegetables now… Rather than go all the way to the supermarket for your morning eggs which could have who KNOWS what kind of chemicals sprayed all over them, you could just go straight to your backyard! the next logical step is then to have your own free eggs, so […]
How Urban Farms Can Harness the Sun’s Energy
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When thinking about farming, most people have visions of a farmer out on a rural farm, maybe with a tractor. But these days, the farm has migrated into the city, with numerous urban farms popping … Read More…
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8 Dehydrating Recipes You’ve Got To Try This Summer
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Summer is coming to an end, and your gardens are bursting with produce! It’s time to break out your dehydrator to start preserving your fruits, vegetables, and herbs so that you can enjoy them later on in the season or throughout the fall and winter months.
Here are some of our favorite Instagram posts that deliver awesome dehydrated food inspiration!
1. Watermelon Candy via @the_combstead
Dried “watermelon jerky” or watermelon candy is a sweet and delightful treat! It’s chewy like taffy and the flavor is reminiscent of a watermelon Jolly Rancher. Generally, you can be enjoying this homemade snack in 24 hours or less.
2. Zucchini Chips via @growforagecookferment
Skip the fatty potato chips and crunch on these! Zucchini chips can be seasoned with your favorite flavors and are completely guilt-free, so snack away!
3. Frozen Mixed Veggies via @forgetmenotstl
Let us introduce you to this meal-prepping hack! Dehydrate your mixed veggies and then freeze for long term storage. Make sure to use your vacuum sealer before sealing them away.
4. Fruit Leather Roll-Ups via @homesteading_fam_
If you have kids, this one’s for you! You’ll feel great about feeding your kids this healthy treat without any added sugar, colors, or preservatives. You’ll never buy store-bought fruit roll-ups again!
5. Kale Chips via @pheebsfoods
This light and flavorful snacks will satisfy your cravings for potato chips. Coat them with your favorite flavors and never let another leaf of kale from your garden go to waste.
6. Sundried Tomato Candies via @yaelfoodie_in_tlv
These truly are nature’s candy! Enjoy them on salads, sandwiches or right out of the jar.
7. Dehydrated Herbs via @littlegreendot
Save your abundance of fresh herbs by dehydrating them for future use.
8. Beet Chips via @afoodloverslife
These crisp, crunchy and nutritious beet chips will satisfy even the pickiest of snackers in your home! They are super flavorful and delicious.
What Type of Air Plant do I have? Identify and Care for Common Varieties
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If you have an air plant, one of the most important things you can learn about it is exactly what type of air plant you own! Believe it or not, there are dozens of varieties of Tillandsia, and they…
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The Dirt on Edible Flowers (and the Top Ten You Must Try!)
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Why decorate with sprinkles when you have petals? There are so many scrumptious and zesty edible flowers out there to try. Check out this guide on how to grow edible flowers and which ones are my favourite to include in cooking, cake decorating, or simply because they are just too pretty not to have! Who … Read More about The Dirt on Edible Flowers (and the Top Ten You Must Try!)
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