Ep. 76- Blossom End Rot Continued, The Nutrient Cycle, and Organic vs. Conventional Fertilizers

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Episode 76

Blossom End Rot Continued, The Nutrient Cycle, and Organic vs. Conventional Fertilizers

Have you noticed nasty wet spots on the blossom end of your tomatoes, peppers, eggplants, and squashes? Don’t worry, Nathan helps you solve the problems of your Blossom End Rot issues! He explains what’s going on with them and gives you the steps you need to take to get rid of it for good! It’s important to know how nutrients flow between your soil and your plants to keep them super healthy and growing. Nathan describes how nutrients cycle through the gardening system so you know when, where, and how much nutrition to provide to your plant babies. Lastly, there’s been a big debate going on between using organic fertilizers and conventional fertilizers. Nathan gives you the facts you need to know to make the decision which source of nutrition is best for your garden.

Music in this episode:

Back In The Mountains by Brian Brigden

Drifting On by Jeff Andrew

In The Country by Natalie Germann

El Plantador by Baba Brinkman

botany, Compost, Philosophy, plant biology, Plant Disease, Techniques, Vegetable GardeningNathan Wilsonblossom end rot, tomato, peppers, squash, eggplant, nutrients, bacteria, cycle, fungus, roots, organic fertilizer, compost, manure, fertilizer, synthetic fertilizerComment