Glenn Gissing

Maintaining optimal pH levels within a plant’s growing environment is an important principle to master, especially in the water used for a hydroponic system. The pH concentration within a plant’s water ultimately dictates whether or not its nutrients can become available. When a plant’s pH is too high, its micronutrients become less soluble, making them […]

Hen and chick are amazingly cute little succulent plants that can grow well inside and out. However, sometimes these plant types can suffer from certain stressors which can dramatically negatively change their aesthetics. One of the most common deformities that can occur is the lengthening of the stems and a weak or bare presence. So,

Gardeners know the joy of seeing marigolds bloom in vibrant shades of yellow, orange, and red. But, the issue of marigold leaves turning purple is a cause for concern. Are you struggling with this issue and wondering what’s wrong with your once-thriving marigolds? Don’t worry; you’re not alone. This common problem can be frustrating, but

Beloved for their distinctive look and myriad health benefits, aloe plants have charmed green thumbs around the globe. These hardy succulents often grace our windowsills and gardens, but it’s disheartening when their usually erect, healthy leaves begin to bend and sag. If you’re encountering this issue of aloe leaves bending, you’re not alone; it is

The staghorn fern is classified as both a fern and an air plant. However, it doesn’t have the common features of a fern that we are used to seeing. They have these unique antler shaped leaves that can liven up any growing space. But do you know why are staghorn ferns so expensive? As beautiful

If your Jade plant starts to turn purple, then it’s telling you that it is under stress. This can be due to a single reason, or even multiple issues can occur at the same time. If a Jade plant is left for too long in this state, there can be dire consequences. Do you want

As the sun blazes overhead and the mercury inches closer to that sweltering 90-degree mark, a pressing question emerges for lawn enthusiasts: Is 90 degrees too hot to mow? This isn’t just about keeping your grass pristine—it’s about the potential damage to your lawn and, more importantly, the safety concerns associated with working under such