Seeds germinate, plants grow, bloom, fructify and finally produce seeds. Throughout this cycle, the plants are grown without any chemical fertilizer or pesticide and the crop is called organic or bio. The seeds produced in this way are organic, they can be identified by the AB label on the bags and packaging. Their cultivation is controlled by an independent body, Ecocert for Radishes and Capucine and my Organic mention is indicated on the bag and kit.
Seeds germinate, plants grow, bloom, fructify and finally produce seeds. Throughout this cycle, the plants are grown without any chemical fertilizer or pesticide and the crop is called organic or bio. The seeds produced in this way are organic, they can be identified by the AB label on the bags and packaging.
All plants in temperate regions, that is to say our own, follow the rhythm of the seasons, so they know winter. The seeds in the soil are exposed to cold and after a number of hours of accumulated cold, which varies according to the species, the seeds germinate. This germination can be caused by a passage to artificial wet cold, thus having good homogeneity in the brew. Since seeds were once laid in alternating layers of sand, we are still talking about stratification.
With a high-pressure content Sensitive, Mimosa pudica is a small herbaceous plant of about 1 m in warm countries. In our country it is grown as an annual and it has smaller dimensions. To escape its predators but also to fight against episodes of drought or intense heat during the day, it closes its leaves. It is less visible and reduces its evaporation surface. A light touch triggers the mechanism instantly. It takes a few minutes to reopen.
In a soil, fibers are added to retain the water and aerate the texture, a role usually played by peat. Outside the bogs are threatened ecosystems because they are irreplaceable, they take millions of years to form. Coconut soil is a good alternative. The coconuts found in the market are naturally contained in a thick fibrous gangue. It is this envelope that provides the coconut fibers, they are washed, dried, compacted and sold under the name of coco soil. It can be raw or fertilized, as is the case of coconut earth pellets in Radis and Capucine products.
Place the tablet in a saucer and hydrate it by pouring water on it, it takes about two to three times its volume of water. It swells instantly. Dissolve it between your fingers to homogenize (it does not dirty the fingers or clothes) and use it to fill the pots. Avoid the mistake of putting it in the pot first and then watering it, otherwise there will always be voids in the soil."