Plant Help
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Growing Healthy Basil: Tips and Tricks Welcome to Gathera, your go-to destination for all things urban plant growing! If you're looking to cultivate delicious basil in your smart garden, you've come to the right place. Basil is not only a versatile herb in the kitchen but also a rewarding plant ...
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Having troubles germinating seeds in winter?
How to Boost Seed Germination in Cold Winter Climates Introduction: Even in temperate climates, the cold winter weather can significantly impact the growth of plants, especially during the germination stage. It is crucial to provide the optimal conditions for seeds to germinate and thrive despit... -
How does hydroponics grow without soil?
The Importance of Providing Essential Elements for Plant Growth Plants are living organisms that require specific elements to thrive and grow successfully. Understanding these essential elements and providing them in the right quantities is crucial for ensuring healthy plant development. Let's d... -
How do I deal with aphids on my indoor plants?
Aphids are small sap-sucking insects that can appear even on indoor plants. They multiply quickly but are straightforward to remove using a few simple methods. -
How do I prevent and manage algae in my hydroponic system?
Algae grows when light reaches nutrient-rich water. Our silicone net cups are designed to prevent this. Here is how to manage it if it appears. -
How much of the plant can I harvest without killing it?
Maximizing Plant Growth and Harvest with Gathera When most plants first sprout out of the ground, they generally have a set of leaves that look nothing like what an actual basil or parsley leaf may look like. These are called "Seed leaves" and are just there to power the plant until it is large ... -
Tips for Diagnosing and Treating Common Plant Issues Plants can sometimes be tricky to read, and it's not always easy to tell if they are thriving or struggling. If you find yourself questioning the health of your plants, here are some tips to help you diagnose common issues and ways to treat th...
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I kill every plant, will I be able to keep these alive?
The Benefits of Growing with Gathera's Hydroponic Smart Gardens Are you considering starting your own indoor garden but feeling overwhelmed by the thought of maintaining it? Our smart gardens are packed with features that will help you grow into a pro in no time :) Stable Growing Conditions Pl... -
Is food grown hydroponically safe to eat?
Yes. Hydroponic produce is grown without pesticides or soil-borne contaminants and is safe to eat after a standard rinse. -
This varies from plant to plant and the temperature of your house. On average you will see some sort of germination between 3 and 7 days. But please lookup your plants expected germination time for more specific results. Check out this handy table for a good reference of where to start! | Plant ...
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What are they? Spider mites are tiny arachnids which look pale yellow or green (although colours can change between different varieties of mites). They can be tiny - sometimes requiring a magnifying glass to be visible. You can generally find them on the underside of leaves. These pesky creatures...
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Why is my growth medium mouldy?
Preventing and Managing Mold in Your Smart Garden If you are a proud owner of a Gathera Indoor Smart Garden, you may have encountered the issue of mold growth in your hydroponic setup. The liklihood is low, we estimate around 4% of customers may have experiences with mold, and usually it is due ... -
Why is my plant growing really slowly?
Common Reasons for Slow Plant Growth Here are some typical reasons why your plants may be growing at a slower pace than expected: Natural Growth Cycles: Plants have their own growth patterns, which may include periods of slower growth. It's essential to be patient and allow your plant to progre... -
Will I have to transplant my plant into soil?
Transplanting Plants from Hydroponics to Soil: A Guide by Gathera Are you considering using hydroponics as a seed starter to grow your plants to a size where they can be safely planted outside? While it's not a necessity, it can be a useful technique. If you decide to transplant your plants from...