Mix your nutrient solution thoroughly until your EC meter reads 0.8 – 1.6. Thyme will be grown best with our Green Machine nutrient mix. The right pH level ensures that plants absorb the nutrients they need for optimal growth. Keep the pH of your thyme between 5.5 and 7.0. Fortunately, this range is compatible with growing a number of other plants such as basil, lettuce, strawberries, peas and spinach. Keep your hydroponic garden’s EC range between 0.8 – 1.6 for best results. Thyme will prefer to grow with 14-16 hours of light. Stick your cutting into a small glass of water with two drops of willow bark extract to help it root, prior to placing it in your garden. Some people prefer to grow thyme from a cutting. The seeds are tiny, so plant them closer to the surface to give them the greatest chance of successfully germinating and growing. When growing thyme directly in your media, be plant at least 3 seeds in each pod so that one is more likely to sprout. It’s a great candidate for the Seedling Starter Kit, the ‘paper towel’ method, or making your own seedling starter kit with Tupperware and plastic wrap with holes poked in the top. It also contains healthy amounts of Vitamins A and K, and is used by some as a substitute for salt. That’s because thyme is known for its anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial and antiseptic properties. It is also sometimes used by some as a salt substitute. Use Thyme on meats, in stews, teas and on potatoes. Sow them shallowly, because they are so small. Tips & Tricks - Thyme can be dificult to germinate.
0 kommentar(er)
