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At the heart of the ILFJL Collective is a simple…
Plant Share For All: Cultivating Community Wellness
The ILFJL Collective is driven by a fundamental belief: how we care for our most vulnerable reflects the true health of our community. We believe that love and compassion should be accessible to everyone, and this philosophy guides all our…
In Part 1, we introduced the basic materials you’ll need.Part 2 walked you through how to create the Base Housing for your growing medium.…
A DIY Kratky Container Series Using Recycled Materials Part 4: Assembling the Top Plate and Preparing for Planting
In Part 1, we introduced the basic materials you’ll need. Part 2 walked through how to create the Base Housing for your growing medium. Part 3 focused on preparing the nutrient solution containers and the seed-starting dome.
Now in Part 4, we’re putting it all together by creating the top plate—the crucial part that connects your base housing to the nutrient container, supports the…
It's time for Part 3 of our DIY Kratky Container Series! In this installment, we'll focus on preparing your recycled containers to hold the nutrient solution for your growing plants. We'll also create a handy seed-starting dome to boost germination success.
For this part, you'll need two 4-liter water bottles with their labels removed. We're going to create two different sizes of nutrient solution containers: a smaller one ideal for seed starting (which will also hold our dome), and a larger one for more mature plants. This allows you to maximize your space as you cultivate plants at different stages, from germination to…
A DIY Kratky Container Series Using Recycled Materials Part 2: Preparing the Base Housing for Your Growing Medium
In Part 1, we covered the basic materials you’ll need to start building your own Kratky-style indoor growing containers using easy-to-find recycled items. In this article, we’ll walk you through creating the base housing—the section that will hold your growing medium and support root development.
We use three 500ml water bottles to create the growing chambers. These will serve as individual plant holders, filled with clay pebbles, small stones, or clean gravel as your growing…
Arugula:
From Peppery Bite to…
We Grow Blackcap Raspberries: …
Blackcap Raspberries:
Broadleaf Plantain:…
Cherry Tomatoes: Tiny Bites of Health for Plant Share For All…
Common Mallow – From Seed to Harvest: As We Grow Together…
Common Mallow:
A Gentle Healer from Our…
Grow Your Own Mullein: …
Red Rubin Basil – From Seed to Harvest…
Red Salad Bowl Lettuce - From Seed to Harvest…
True Lavender:
A Soothing Gift – From Seed to Harvest: As We Grow Together
Welcome to the journey of True Lavender within our Plant Share For All initiative—a story of cultivating well-being, right from our…
True Lavender:
A Soothing Gift for Plant Share For All
Plant Share For All is dedicated to providing resources that enhance the well-being of our community. While food plants are essential, we also…
Grow Your Own Mullein:
A Path to Wellness and Self-Reliance
Have you heard about the benefits of Mullein tea, especially for respiratory health? More and more doctors are recommending it for people dealing with lung and breathing issues. But like many
We Grow Blackcap Raspberries:
From Wild Berry to Indoor Harvest
Our journey with Blackcap Raspberries has officially begun—and we’re taking you along every step of the way!
It all started during a walk when I came across a few ripe Blackcaps. Instead o
Blackcap Raspberries:
At Plant Share for All, we're passionate about celebrating nature's bounty, especially when it comes to delicious, nutrient-dense foods that support a vibrant, healthy life. Few berr
