Soil Layers Dirt Cups – Hands-On Science Activity

I said “dirt” in my last video… and a few of you caught it. So let’s clear it up. #DirtVsSoil #SoilHealth #Composting101 #LivingSoil #organicgardening

How to make soil for your plants. This is a soilless chunky mix that I use especially for my aroid plants. This includes, monstera, philodendron, pothos, and more! This is the recipe I used based off of my soil scoop (it’s about 3 cups) 2 scoops orchid bark 1 scoop coco coir 1/2 scoop horti

🤎 Cocoa Dirt Recipe ⬇️ My youngest is in his full on truck era right now 🚜 If it has wheels, a bucket, or makes a “vroom” sound… he’s in. So today we turned our sensory table into a mini construction site using homemade cocoa dirt and he was completely locked in. There’s something so spec

Healthy roots = happy plants. A chunky soil mix is important because it gives roots room to breathe, drains excess water, and keeps your plants thriving instead of drowning. What’s in my homemade chunky soil mix & why? 🪴Happy Frog or Fox Farm Soil – because dirt is for amateurs 🪴Orchid B

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Hello, Mrs. Fancy Plants😏 #plantstyling #lemon8challenge #dollartreefinds #houseplants #plantmom Bonus Tips: This makes a good size batch, so get several misters and you'll have one in all your plant spaces😉 You can spray and allow it to dry(just remove it from light source un

🪴 Not All Soil Is Created Equal – Here’s the Dirt Let’s break down some of the most common types of soil mixes and when to use each one: ⸻ 🌱 Potting Soil / Container Mix This is made for containers and raised beds. It’s light, drains well, and often has peat, coco coir, perlite, and compo

Can plants really grow without soil? Hydroponics is revolutionizing farming. Discover how plants thrive in just water! 🌱💧 #TheAnythingAnswer #Hydroponics #ScienceExplained #DidYouKnow #SustainableFarming

I’ve tried a lot of soil mixes for starting seeds, but this one stands out. I use a blend of Happy Frog Potting Soil and organic seed starting mix, and the results speak for themselves. The texture is light and fluffy — perfect for delicate seedlings — and it has just enough nutrients to give them

I'm still going to list everything I did in this video so you could follow step by step, I definitely learned 😓 1. it's actually best to leave your containers out somewhere where they could get naturally watered by the environment. an instance like this I haven't been watering during

Mycobacterium vaccae is a bacteria that can stimulate the release of serotonin in the brain, potentially improving mood and reducing anxiety. This bacteria, found in healthy soil, is thought to trigger serotonin production when absorbed through the skin or inhaled. Studies have shown that M. vaccae

Pride month special edition I love how this turned out, different than the typical symmetrical color in mandala, I think I would now try and experiment more with different ways of colouring. Supplies used: 1. Chaos to Clarity adult colouring book 2. Crayola pencil Colors Tip: Had to do

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Looking for a new creative hobby to try?? I highly recommend water color painting! It is such a great activity for the creative mind. All you need is: watercolor, watercolor paper and look up ideas online (like on Lemon8!!). Then you should spend some time experimenting and playing with differe

This week we transformed our cocoa dirt sensory bin into a little farm scene and the engagement was instant. Inside the bin: • Cocoa + oil “soil” • A green tractor • Pigs • Hay bales • A few sprouts Simple materials. Big learning. The cocoa dirt gives children a rich sensory experienc

There’s just something about getting your hands in the soil that makes life feel a little simpler. Anyone else never outgrew playing in the dirt? 🤎 #backyardgarden #raisedbedgardening #slowliving #growyourfood #garden

This week we taught our toddler girl all about Gardening & she loved this lesson so much. She even knew what soil was in a book yesterday when I pointed to her & asked what it was! Here are the fun drawings I came up with for her today for art activity time. Stay tuned for pics later today