soil-based

soil-based

adj
(Physical Geography) having soil as the main constituent
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So it is more nutritious than a soil-based grown vegetable," he said.
Use a soil-based compost to repot your houseplants in summer, going just one pot size up at a time, and give them a feed every three to four weeks.
Hydroponics can efficiently recirculate water in closed-loop systems and use an estimated 70-90% less water than soil-based gardening.
FG is a generally polimicrobial disease and the most common isolated pathogens are E.coli, Streptococcus and Enterococcus in tissue cultures.2,4 However; to the best of our knowledge Rhizobium radiobacter, a soil-based pathogen has not been reported as a cause of FG in literature.
Don't overwater, and transplant when there are two mature leaves big enough to handle on each seedling and pot on to a 7cm or 9cm pot individually, using a good quality compost (not soil-based).
This is such an easy way to take on board the healthy soil-based bacteria that help improve digestive and immune functions." | Exercise: "Daily exercise keeps your gut moving - even just a short daily walk in the fresh air can make all the difference.
Margery Williams, via email AYES but you must use a large pot with plenty of drainage holes and a soil-based John Innes compost that retains water well.
Most multi-purpose composts are fine or a soil-based compost such as John Innes No3.
India's protected cultivation (soil-based greenhouse) farming has had limited success due to wrong adaption of technology.
Choose plants that are potted in a soil-based compost as peat compost dries out very quickly.
Synopsis: Hydroponics offers many advantages to traditional soil-based horticulture.