PHC Root Dip

!±8± PHC Root Dip

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Post Date : Dec 25, 2011 22:19:08 | Usually ships in 4-5 business days

PHC Root Dip

Reduce mortality and improve grow-out rates of small tree seedlings, ground cover plants and other small transplants.This pre-plant dip provides seedling roots with the beneficial microbes they need for optimal growth. Five species of mycorrhizal fungi and many rhizosphere bacteria are packaged with yucca extracts, seaweed meal, and humate in a water-activated gelling agent. Ideal for nearly all trees, shrubs, flowers, and ground cover plants grown under a broad range of weather conditions

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Difference Between Commercial and Organic Vegetables

!±8± Difference Between Commercial and Organic Vegetables

Maybe you already know that fresh vegetables from home gardens taste better than the store bought ones. But, do you know why?

Home grown vegetables taste better than the store bought ones simple because home grown vegetables contain more nutrients! The quality of the soil is what makes your food!

In order to feed the growing population on this planet, farmers started using chemical fertilizers to keep the food supply going. But, synthetic fertilizers that they are using does not add organic matter to the soil, nor do they replenish the nutrients which are needed to grow well rounded, nutrient rich vegetables.

And this lack of nutrients in the soil means that crops are more susceptible to diseases and insects. So, the use of pesticides is essential in commercial vegetable growing, because there is no enough natural elements in the soil to help - no beneficial bacteria, fungi or insects which help fight diseases that attack vegetables.

Therefore, the vegetables we eat from conventional grocery stores are full with pesticides and are lacking in a lot of nutrients we need to stay healthy. And the vegetables you grow yourself taste so much better than the veggies that you buy in the supermarkets!

If you can, start a small vegetable garden! It does take a little more effort, but the flavor of the vegetables is fantastic and the nutrients values are much higher!

To learn how to start a vegetable garden this year and grow your own tasty vegetables, visit Laminated Garden Guides.

Difference Between Commercial and Organic Vegetables

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