If you have a Gardyn system and suddenly notice a chalky, crusty white buildup on the yPods, tower, or around the water holes, you’re not alone. That mysterious white crust on your Gardyn can look alarming at first, especially when you’ve worked hard to keep your indoor garden clean and productive. The good news is that it’s usually harmless and easy to manage.
Category: Hydroponics
Eating Black Viola Flowers: Growing and Cooking with this Dark Beauty
I've started giving edible flowers a try in my Gardyn hydroponic stand, and my Black Viola flowers are now blooming, and they are delicious! Read on to learn about these beautiful black flowers, with tips on growing and using them in cooking. Closeup of Black Viola Flower What Is a Black Viola Flower? The Black … Continue reading Eating Black Viola Flowers: Growing and Cooking with this Dark Beauty
Foods You Can Freeze When Your Hydroponic Garden Overproduces
If you have a hydroponic garden, you know the joys of fresh, homegrown produce year-round. But when your system produces more than you can eat or give away, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. Rather than letting that excess go to waste, freezing is a fantastic way to preserve your harvest for future use.
Yes, You Can Reuse Gardyn yCubes
The Gardyn hydroponic system uses uniquely shaped hydroponic pods they call yCubes. Here's how you can reuse your Gardyn yCubes and save money while getting more plants for your money.
My Gardyn Review After One Year
I've been using the Gardyn Hydroponic System for just over a year, and enjoy it, but it can be expensive to keep up. My Gardyn review in a nutshell: I feel like it's one of the easier, but pricier systems to maintain. However, I have found ways to make it cheaper and more economical. Read on for my Gardyn review, and tips on saving money while using it.