The fix? If your indoor plants have hydrophobic soil, try to water from the bottom. Place a saucer of water beneath the pot and let the soil slowly wick up moisture through capillary action—a natural ...

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An extension corn agronomist says one tip for a successful planting season is avoiding pre-plant tillage when soils are too ...

Pennsylvania’s early-spring soil is typically wet from thawing, snow melt, and late-winter/early-spring rains, foiling eager ...

This common issue is caused by hydrophobic soil, which repels water instead of absorbing it. Why is it so difficult to wet dry soil? When soil gets too dry—whether in a potted plant or your ...