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Monsoon: The Perfect Season for Planting! Compared to the harsh & dry conditions during other seasons, monsoon creates a conducive environment for sapling growth. Rainfall softens the soil, making it easier for roots to penetrate and establish a strong foundation. Increased moisture enhances the microbial activity in the soil, leading to better nutrient availability for the saplings. What's more? Using the concept of 'ecological synchronization', we align our tree planting efforts with the natural ecological cycles. Many local plant species are naturally adapted to sprout and grow during the monsoon season. Plant Now: bit.ly/45TDduB To learn more about how your organisation can get involved in these impactful projects, you can reach out to us at - info@grow-trees.com #growtrees #monsoon #planting #corporate #sustainability #planttrees

You can usually tell when a lawn is stressed - the grass doesn't look very healthy. But what causes it, and how do you fix the problem? Most of the time, the answer can be found in the soil. Our latest blog discusses three important reasons your landscape may be struggling. Read on to understand how to fix your soil to get your lawn in top shape again! https://loom.ly/MNB16UA #TurfHealth #TurfCare #ArborjetEcologel

Spring forward into the planting season with Sun Ag! Don't forget to set your clocks forward and gain that extra hour of daylight. It's the perfect opportunity to maximize productivity in the fields. Let's make every hour count! #SpringForward #DaylightSavings #MaximizeProductivity #FieldPreparation #PlantingSeason

Prevent Subsidence 2. Root barriers Root barriers aren’t always a guaranteed solution either. A root barrier is an underground wall installed to prevent tree roots causing damage to foundations and water systems.  In practice, it isn’t usually feasible to install tree root barriers to a sufficient depth. Tree roots will often just grow under the barrier, with some roots reaching as deep as 5m or more! Reducing the tree’s size An alternative solution recommended by the Royal Horticultural Society would be to manage the problem by reducing the tree’s size. This is done by pruning the crown volume. RHS states that to be effective, “pruning needs to reduce the crown volume of the tree by at least 70% and be repeated on a regular basis such as every three years”.

🟤🍂 Go natural with our Brown Mulch! It blends seamlessly, enriches your soil, and suppresses weeds effortlessly. https://lnkd.in/gdzUUGbE

Struggling to get the most out of your grow lights? 🌱 Not all grow lights are created equal—some offer customizable light intensity and spectrum to better suit your plants' needs. Optimize your lighting for healthier plants and higher yields! Read our latest blog for tips on selecting the right grow light and maximizing plant growth. #GrowLights #IndoorFarming #PlantGrowth #LightingSolutions #UPRtek #AgricultureTech

Space Saving Techniques for Growing Seedlings: How the Gallaghers Maximize Yields in Limited Space For those who have grown vegetable or flower seedlings on windowsills, the struggle for sufficient light and heat is all too familiar. This problem is compounded for those growing seedlings in heated greenhouses, especially when growing large volumes not only for personal use but also for distribution. Brett and Lucy Gallagher, young farmers and permaculture […] https://lnkd.in/eyQcF6fm

A beginner's guide to building soil

What is 'loam' really? Simply put, #loam is the golden ratio of three key minerals: sand, silt, and clay. Why does it matter? Because this golden ratio is the ideal structure for air, water, organic matter, and microbes to work with each other and help your plants thrive. Tipping the scale can be disastrous for a garden. Too much clay makes the soil prone to waterlogging. while too much sand lets nutrients drain away too quickly. Check out our latest blog (link in bio) to learn more about how to make the perfect loam for your #wallgarden! #healthysoil

Keep your plant's soil in place and your space clean with this simple trick! 🌱☕ #houseplanttip #houseplants #lifehack #hometips #cleanhome