Organic Gardening Guru|Tips For Those Growing Their Own Food Organically
Sep
11
eric asked:
If you grow a vegetable with chemicals or in soil with other bad things (heavy metals, etc.), are you actually eating those things or will a plant only take up what it needs? I like the idea of organic gardening, but am not a chemist and don’t know if I should worry what’s in the vegetables or just about pesticides on the outside.
Thank you for the great answers.
If you grow a vegetable with chemicals or in soil with other bad things (heavy metals, etc.), are you actually eating those things or will a plant only take up what it needs? I like the idea of organic gardening, but am not a chemist and don’t know if I should worry what’s in the vegetables or just about pesticides on the outside.
Thank you for the great answers.
Sep
05
Filed Under (Botany) by admin
Zhou asked:
We discussed in class that a kind of organic, biodegradable thing which is made of vegetables or fruit. It’s very good for environment but difficult to achieve it. So,in the world,is there a product which use this kind of technology? Alternatively, are there have some theoretical methods to achieve it?
Ah,i think maybe i should use daily supplies. Such as straw or plate which we will use every day
Ah,i think maybe i should use daily supplies. Such as straw or plate which we will use every day
We discussed in class that a kind of organic, biodegradable thing which is made of vegetables or fruit. It’s very good for environment but difficult to achieve it. So,in the world,is there a product which use this kind of technology? Alternatively, are there have some theoretical methods to achieve it?
Ah,i think maybe i should use daily supplies. Such as straw or plate which we will use every day
Ah,i think maybe i should use daily supplies. Such as straw or plate which we will use every day
Jun
27
Filed Under (Botany) by admin
Vampire Girl asked:
please someone help me. this is my homework.
please someone help me. this is my homework.
Jun
24
Filed Under (Botany) by admin
joie asked:
Carbon adsorption data for it is listed in the table. The initial concentration was 0.082 mg/L. Calculate the Langmuir constant. What qe (mass adsorbed/mass of carbon) would be required to attain a contaminant concentration of 0.02 mg/L? The flask volume was 250 mL (0.25 L).
Carbon adsorption data for it is listed in the table. The initial concentration was 0.082 mg/L. Calculate the Langmuir constant. What qe (mass adsorbed/mass of carbon) would be required to attain a contaminant concentration of 0.02 mg/L? The flask volume was 250 mL (0.25 L).
Jun
02
Filed Under (Botany) by admin
rowena hauser asked:
I am looking for organic fruits and vegetables from farmers in east Africa. Can someone help me out? I do not know which forum this is but if you can help I’d really appreciate it. Thanks
I tried googling but nothing much came up.
I am looking for organic fruits and vegetables from farmers in east Africa. Can someone help me out? I do not know which forum this is but if you can help I’d really appreciate it. Thanks
I tried googling but nothing much came up.May
26
Francine asked:
My nursery, gardens and greenhouse plants do not ever get chemicals. Everything is organic. If I where to treat dormant berry seeds with gibberellic acid to avoid a long chill period on the seeds, could I still say my berries are organic?
My nursery, gardens and greenhouse plants do not ever get chemicals. Everything is organic. If I where to treat dormant berry seeds with gibberellic acid to avoid a long chill period on the seeds, could I still say my berries are organic?
Mar
04
Filed Under (Botany) by admin
Jennifer asked:
I want to start a garden but where its supposed to go is overflowing with pesty weeds and stickers. My question is how can i get rid of them with organic pesticides that wont kill the grass or any other plants for that matter.
I want to start a garden but where its supposed to go is overflowing with pesty weeds and stickers. My question is how can i get rid of them with organic pesticides that wont kill the grass or any other plants for that matter.
Dec
02
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snowy_gush_gush asked:
I just planted my strawberry plants a few days ago and the leafs are turning brown and very dead looking. I read in a gardening book that leaf hoppers make the leafs of a plant brown. Plus I saw a bug that I’m sure was a leaf hopper in my strawberry plant pot. So what should I do? NO pestistides. I’m growing Organic. Does any one know a way I can make the leaf hoppers go away without pestistides and buying organic replennet?
I just planted my strawberry plants a few days ago and the leafs are turning brown and very dead looking. I read in a gardening book that leaf hoppers make the leafs of a plant brown. Plus I saw a bug that I’m sure was a leaf hopper in my strawberry plant pot. So what should I do? NO pestistides. I’m growing Organic. Does any one know a way I can make the leaf hoppers go away without pestistides and buying organic replennet?
I just bought some garlic bulbs, which r just very small garlic, would they help to get rid of the leaf hoppers? I bought the garlic to repelle bugs any way.
Jun
23
Filed Under (Botany) by admin
Kory asked:
a.Star gazing
b.pet care
c.nutrition
d.Organic gardening
e.growing house plants
a.Star gazing
b.pet care
c.nutrition
d.Organic gardening
e.growing house plants
Jun
11
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drakkar asked:
I want to build a durable raised bed for growing organic vegetables, but I’m not sure what to use that will be affordable, unlike cedar. Are there chemicals in pressure-treated wood that might leech into the soil and possibly end up in my veggies?
I want to build a durable raised bed for growing organic vegetables, but I’m not sure what to use that will be affordable, unlike cedar. Are there chemicals in pressure-treated wood that might leech into the soil and possibly end up in my veggies?
