Before you water, look a little closer.
A dry surface is a clue. It is not the whole story.
Small observations. Useful explanations.
A little more confidence with every growing thing.
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A dry surface is a clue. It is not the whole story.
Dry roots and persistently wet roots can look surprisingly alike.
Depth, temperature, moisture and a little patience.
The garden can wait while young plants get acquainted with the weather.
Save that space for a suitable growing mix and healthy roots.
Spread it over the soil. Give the trunk some room.
When harvesting a stem, the leaves you leave behind matter.
A handful of sticky soil can tell you to put the shovel down.
One colour can have more than one explanation.
Think about the grown plant, not just the little transplant.
Think plant material, moisture and room for air.
A barrier can help. It also changes the growing environment.
Start with a place you can actually pay attention to.
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