Category: Growing Guides

Where are the nutrients for avocado trees applied?

Can you dig a small trench in the ground around the canopy of the tree? and if so how are nutrients applied and do you need to put water on the nutrients? For avocado trees, nutrients are typically applied to the soil in the area around the tree’s root zone, which often extends a bit […]

Comprehensive Guide to Growing Blueberries in Hawaii at 4,300 Feet of Elevation

In Hawaii’s lush climate, cultivating blueberries at higher elevations  presents unique challenges due to soil composition and climatic conditions. To successfully grow these delectable berries in such an environment, it’s imperative to understand and address specific requirements tailored to this elevation. Soil Preparation and pH Adjustment Blueberries thrive in acidic soil with a pH range […]

Avocado Tree Growing Guide

Caring for three-year-old Avocado Trees Involves ensuring they receive a balanced mix of nutrients to support their growth and fruit production. Here’s an enriched guideline on the nutrients they might need, including the addition of compost to their diet, and the frequency of application: Nitrogen (N): Avocado trees need nitrogen for growth. A three-year-old tree […]

Watermelons

When planting small, young coffee plants in Hawaii at an altitude of 2780 feet, it’s important to consider the soil conditions and climate of your specific location. However, as a general guideline, coffee plants are typically planted at a depth of around 12 to 18 inches. As for the nutrient requirements, coffee plants benefit from […]

Coffee plants

When planting small, young coffee plants in Hawaii at an altitude of 2780 feet, it’s important to consider the soil conditions and climate of your specific location. However, as a general guideline, coffee plants are typically planted at a depth of around 12 to 18 inches. As for the nutrient requirements, coffee plants benefit from […]

Growing blueberries in Hawaii

Growing blueberries in Hawaii at 4,300 feet (about 1,310 meters) can be challenging due to the unique climatic conditions in this region. Blueberries typically thrive in acidic soil, and Hawaii’s soil tends to be more alkaline. Here are the specific requirements for growing blueberries at this elevation: Growing  Guide for Blueberries  Soil pH: Blueberries prefer […]

Broccoli and Cabbage Planting Guide

Growing Guide For Broccoli and Cabbage Growing broccoli and cabbage at an elevation of 2780 feet in Hawaii requires careful consideration of the soil conditions, as the altitude can affect temperature, moisture, and nutrient availability. Here’s a guide tailored to these conditions, including recommendations on minerals, nutrients, and specific amendments like green sand, Sustain slow-release […]

Cannabis

Grow Guide for Cannabis When amending dense topsoil with black cinder for cannabis cultivation in Hawaii at a 200-foot elevation, a good rule of thumb is to use a ratio of 1 part black cinder to 3 parts topsoil. Here’s a revised guide that incorporates this ratio: Soil & Aeration: Topsoil Condition: Your dense topsoil can […]

kalo taro

kalo taro Growing kalo taro in Hawaii requires specific soil conditions to ensure healthy growth. Here are the recommended soil pH, N-P-K (nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium) ratios, and the percentage of topsoil to smaller black cinder for successful kalo cultivation: Soil pH: Kalo thrives in slightly acidic to neutral soil conditions. The ideal pH range for […]

Hibiscus Rosa sinensis

Hibiscus Rosa Sinensis Here’s a growing guide for Hibiscus Rosa Sinensis in Hawaii at an elevation of 100 feet: Climate: Elevation: Hibiscus Rosea Sinensis thrives at lower elevations, like the 100 feet mentioned. Temperature: It prefers temperatures between 60°F (15°C) and 90°F (32°C). Avoid planting in areas with strong winds or salt spray. Soil: pH: 6.0 […]