If you grow at home and are looking for a way to feed your garden with natural nutrients, hot compost can become one of your best allies. This technique allows us to obtain mature compost in much less time than conventional methods, and requires a little more attention at the beginning, but the results are worth it.
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If you grow at home and are looking for a way to feed your garden with natural nutrients, hot compost can become one of your best allies. This technique allows us to obtain mature compost in much less time than conventional methods, and requires a little more attention at the beginning, but the results are worth it.
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Normally when we see lizards, we see them scurrying among the stones, sunbathing on a wall or hiding under a pot, and although they often go unnoticed, they play a key role in the ecosystem of our orchard. Discreet, fast and voracious, these insectivorous reptiles become great allies when it comes to controlling pests naturally.
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Today we bring you a simple, natural and very effective tool that will make your garden, a healthy and full of life garden. This is the Compost Tea or Compost Tea, a liquid preparation made from mature compost.
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Plants, just like us, need nourishment to grow healthy, strong and full of life. If you’ve ever read a fertilizer label, you’ve probably come across a mysterious acronym: NPK. These letters represent the three main nutrients that every plant needs to thrive: nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P) and potassium (K).
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Did you know that some of the most common plants we have in our orchards and gardens can be powerful allies for the care of them? There is a simple, natural and very effective way to take advantage of their properties, creating a homemade preparation known as slurry, which nourishes, strengthens and protects our crops.
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In the world of natural predators, there is a silent heroine that deserves a privileged place in our orchards, and this is the Green Chrysopa (Chrysopa). With its ethereal appearance and lacy wings, we should not be fooled, because this predator in its juvenile stage is a real pest-killing machine.
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In the world of organic farming, it is common to hear that certain products such as neem oil or potassium soap are “natural” insecticides, safe and environmentally friendly. But how true is this?
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Rust (Puccinia graminis) is one of the most common and least underestimated enemies in our orchards and gardens. This pathogen is easily recognizable thanks to its yellow, orange or reddish spots that appear on the leaves of our plants.
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Do you want to nourish your soil naturally, quickly and without bad odors? Bokashi is an excellent alternative for those looking to enrich their crops with an ecological, living fertilizer full of beneficial microorganisms.
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