There are many considerations to make when deciding between indoor and outdoor growing. Here are some things to think about.

Monster Garden hydroponics store does a demonstration of the Mobius M108S to share some of its powerful features. Watch the video or read the transcription to learn more.

The science behind growing is a simple one, though in practice it can be quite difficult. Here are some basics that will aid you in your growing efforts.

When growing your own hydroponic garden, lighting is an absolute necessity.  If you’re new to hydroponic gardens, hydroponic systems grow gardens without soil.  Plants are grown in a nutrient-rich solution of water that conserves water, soil, and space.  This means that gardens can grow indoors, in controlled environments, and year-round.  Grow light is necessary for hydroponics to work optimally.

For the grower at home, you’re watching this video, how does the 600 watt LED that we’re gonna test, compare to a 1000 watt? Well, the Manufacturer would like to say that information, but we’ll just say it: let’s compare it to something that’s more accurate. Comparing an apple to an orange is not an easy situation, cause they’re quite dynamically different.

How to mix a reservoir. There’s going to be two parts to this video. So, Part one: A Synthetic regimen. Part two: An organic regimen.

The good, the bad about Grow lighting the best use and application for each; flowering, or lack thereof.

Knowing your enemy is the first step to defeating your enemy so we’ve provided all you need to know about specific pests in our series within a series, “Knowing Your Enemy”, inside and out. Our second creature is the spider mite.

Knowing your enemy is the first step to defeating your enemy so we’ve provided all you need to know about specific pests in our series within a series, “Knowing Your Enemy”, inside and out. Our very first creature to explore is the dreaded fungus gnat.

So, what is dry fog? In order to understand what dry fog is, you have to understand what a micron is. Now, a micron is extremely small. If you took a millimeter, and you cut it into a thousand parts, one of those parts would be one micron...