Why Choose Certified Organic Fertilisers for Your Australian Garden In recent years, Australian gardeners have become increasingly conscious of what they put into their soil. We noticed a big increase in this during COVID as...

Using organic fertiliser for plants is one of the most preferred methods for ensuring that plants grow healthy without harming the earth’s environment. These fertilisers can be obtained from natural sources, and they have a...

  Our Gut Houses Trillions of Microorganisms The connection between soil microbes and gut health lies within our gut and is home to trillions of bacteria that make up our microbiome. This microbiome plays a...

Caring for indoor plants goes beyond just watering and ensuring they get enough sunlight. A key aspect of plant health that often gets overlooked is fertilisation. However, fertilisation doesn’t need to be complicated or rely...

How do you make an Organic Garden Introduction  Organic gardening helps to prevent a loss of topsoil, toxic runoff, water pollution, soil contamination, soil poisoning, death of insects, birds, critters, and other beneficial soil organisms, as...

Do you need to add microbes to your soil in your garden? The importance of microbes for healthy soil! This is becoming a growing interest which has led to a lot of curiosity into how we can...

How to Make Compost at Home Composting is a fantastic way to reduce your kitchen waste and create nutrient-rich soil for your garden. Here's a step-by-step guide: PS we have included our Nutrient Rock Star...

Some think it's 16 some think it's 17 others think it's 20 . Here we explain the 16 for you. But first let's understand a bit more about a plant's nutritional behaviour. The primary nutrients are for plant structures,...

Big Question Answered Simply - It's all about the food Groups   LET'S FIRST START WITH THE BELOW:We all know the importance of a balanced diet for ourselves. But your plants crave variety just as much...