branching OUT Article Archives Grown Up Hydroponics @grown_up_hydroponics Pick up the latest free copy of #maximumyield magazine before they all go! Can’t recall that great gardening recommendation from a few months ago? Look it up online. We have hundreds of indoor gardening articles available at maximumyield.com. Ask the Experts Stumped by something strange happening in your garden? Fill out our Ask the Experts form and we will find you answers. Free Digital Subscriptions Sign up for our free digital subscription and you will receive Maximum Yield to your inbox every other month. You will also receive a monthly digital newsletter so you can be the first to know what’s happening in the industry. Prefer the print version of the magazine? Use your digital subscriptions as notifications for when a new issue is available at your local grow shop. Sign up online at maximumyield.com/subscribe. Steven D. Harrington @Steffenwoof I’ve been wanting to start an inhouse sweet pea and cherry tomato spot in the back corner of my bedroom. My only concern is water and drainage. The Biosphere @the_biosphere_official I live for good substrate but this definitely helps me in a pinch. Does not work with nitrogen phosphorus or potassium very well but iron magnesium and other Trace elements seem to be killer as a foliar spray. (responding to #TermoftheDay: Foliar Feeding) Adam&Autumn Joseph @disclosureguru That’s the same thing they use for solar radiation management in the air to combat global warming. Stratospheric aerosol injections specifically use calcite as it is known to help heal the ozone as well as contribute to aforsestation. (responding to Not Just for Upset Tummies: Calcium Carbonate and Healthy Plants) Daniel P. Beneficial mites, nematodes, and lady bugs = clean and clear with no pesticides. I’d recommend a lemon juice and RO water wash after chop before drying to ensure none cling to flowers. Do you want to be featured? Send your email or post to: [email protected]