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06/16/2025

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05/19/2025

Confused by fertilizer labels? You’re not alone! Understanding NPK—Nitrogen, Phosphorus, and Potassium—is key to feeding your plants what they really need.

This quick guide breaks down:
✔️ What N, P, and K do for your plants
✔️ When to use each nutrient
✔️ Easy organic fertilizer options you can trust

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Tag a garden friend who needs this! 🌱👩‍🌾

05/08/2025

Which one are you excited to try first?

Comment” Kit” I will share the link to sign up and be the first to hear launch news!!

05/01/2025

🌱 It’s here! Microgreen Seed Subscription Box – EARLY BIRD ACCESS OPEN!

Want to grow fresh, healthy greens right on your windowsill—no soil, no stress?
This monthly microgreen seed kit is beginner-friendly, mess-free, and so satisfying 🌿

💡 Perfect for:

✅ Busy families
✅ First-time gardeners
✅ Healthy eaters
✅ Small space growers

Each month you’ll get:
✨ Pre-measured, high-quality seeds
✨ Simple instructions
✨ A surprise variety to grow + enjoy

🎁 Early bird signups get a special bonus

📲 Tap the link in bio to grab your early access and grow your own greens!

05/01/2025

Microgreen seed subscription box launching!!

sign up to be first to hear launch news… and yep, early birds get a lil something extra!

Link to sign up! https://mailchi.mp/truleafgarden/m4i4wt6d69

Just type in your name and email while signing up, so, I can send you the launch date when it is ready!!

03/25/2025

01/29/2025

Tried to regrow green onions. My 3-year-old ‘checked the roots’ and put it back… upside down! 😂

01/24/2025

I’ve noticed a lot of people adding eggshells or veggie scraps directly to their gardens. It seems like an easy way to feed your plants, right? But here’s why it’s not the best idea:

❌ Why Not?

-Pests, pests, pests! Food scraps can attract uninvited guests like raccoons, squirrels, and even mice. Nobody wants a critter party in their garden! 🐾

-Breakdown takes time. Eggshells and veggie scraps don’t break down quickly when added straight to the soil. Your plants might not see any benefits for months (or longer).

-Unbalanced soil. Without proper decomposition, scraps can sit in the soil and even mess with its pH or nutrient balance.

✅ A Better Option: Compost them! A compost pile breaks down scraps properly, turning them into rich, plant-ready nutrients. If you’re set on using eggshells, crush or grind them into powder for quicker results.

Gardening is all about working smarter, not harder! Have you ever tried adding scraps to your garden? Let me know your experience below!