by Camira | Apr 23, 2019 | Getting Started, Growing Your Urban Leaf Garden, How to Keep Plants Alive
Spring is here and summer’s just around the corner! That means this is a great time to start your indoor garden. One of the best parts of indoor gardening is the fun you can have reusing everyday items to grow things like fresh herbs and vegetables. As you may...
by Urban Leaf Team | Dec 3, 2018 | Getting Started, How to Keep Plants Alive
Today we’re talking about an experiment which we ran to compare four of the most popular hydroponic techniques. Since these techniques are used in dozens of commercially available units, we decided to test them out for ourselves directly side-by-side to...
by Urban Leaf Team | Oct 25, 2018 | How to Keep Plants Alive
The fall and winter months mean chilly weather, cozy blankets, mugs of hot cocoa, and warm fires. While people may enjoy the crisp, cold air, the lower temperatures and shorter days make it difficult for plants to thrive. So how do you help your indoor plants stay...
by Nate | May 9, 2018 | Getting Started, How to Keep Plants Alive
When you are trying to grow herbs from cuttings, you may find that many of your cuttings don’t grow roots. They may fail to root at all, root but have yellow and sickly leaves, or die. In our last post, we wrote that you needed only water to grow cuttings, which...
by Nate | May 1, 2018 | Getting Started, How to Keep Plants Alive
Keeping herbs alive can be a tricky business, especially with more fragile herbs like coriander (cilantro). But if your herbs wilt and seem to die, don’t fret. It’s not always necessary to go out and buy new ones. If you can catch the herbs before...
by Nate | Apr 19, 2018 | Getting Started, How to Keep Plants Alive
If you are traveling for a few days and leaving your plants behind, you may wonder how to keep them alive so that they aren’t parched twigs by the time you get back. Though it sounds difficult, it’s not impossible, even if you’ll be gone for over a...
