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Posts by A. Bashar

link to Lettuce Tip Burn: Causes, Prevention and 7 Proven Fixes for Hydroponic Growers

Lettuce Tip Burn: Causes, Prevention and 7 Proven Fixes for Hydroponic Growers

Lettuce tip burn is caused by poor calcium delivery to fast-growing inner leaves, not a lack of calcium. Here are the research-backed airflow, light, EC and variety fixes that stop it.

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link to Fungus Gnats in Seedlings and Indoor Pots: How to Get Rid of Them for Good

Fungus Gnats in Seedlings and Indoor Pots: How to Get Rid of Them for Good

Fungus gnats breed in wet potting mix and their larvae chew seedling roots. Learn the 17-day life cycle and a research-backed 3-week plan to break it.

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link to Algae in Hydroponics: Causes, Prevention and Safe Ways to Get Rid of It

Algae in Hydroponics: Causes, Prevention and Safe Ways to Get Rid of It

Algae in hydroponics grows wherever light reaches nutrient solution. Here is what the research says about its effect on crops, the numbers to hold, a step-by-step clean-out and safe hydrogen peroxide...

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link to Overwintering Peppers Indoors: How to Keep Pepper Plants Alive Until Spring

Overwintering Peppers Indoors: How to Keep Pepper Plants Alive Until Spring

Overwintering peppers indoors keeps chile and bell plants alive through frost: two methods, the temperature and light numbers to hold, and a pest plan.

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link to Growing Herbs Indoors in Winter: Light, Temperature and Care Guide

Growing Herbs Indoors in Winter: Light, Temperature and Care Guide

Growing herbs indoors in winter comes down to light first: daily light targets, grow-light hours, temperatures and a pest-free plan to keep herbs productive until spring.

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link to Hydroponic Root Rot (Pythium): Signs, Rescue Steps and Prevention

Hydroponic Root Rot (Pythium): Signs, Rescue Steps and Prevention

Identify hydroponic root rot by color, texture and smell, rescue plants in 4 steps, and hold 68-72 F with high oxygen to prevent it.

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About the Author

A professional agricultural scientist (BSc Agriculture, MSc Biotechnology) working in crop research and completing a PhD in plant breeding. Writes evidence-based guides to hydroponics, microgreens, seed starting and growing food indoors.

Recent Posts

  • Seed Starting Mix Recipe: How to Make a DIY Mix That Actually Works
  • PPFD Chart for Indoor Crops: Light Targets for Seedlings, Greens, Herbs and Tomatoes
  • Microgreens in Winter: How to Keep Trays Growing Fast in a Cold House
  • Growing Wheatgrass at Home: How to Soak, Sow and Harvest in 7–10 Days
  • Microgreens Yield per Tray: Realistic Numbers for 14 Crops (and How to Raise Yours)

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