Holistic Infusions

06/01/2022

…continued from previous post - 1. Choose your container. The pot should stand at least 6 to 8 inches tall, have drainage at the bottom and come with a tray to prevent water leakage. I choose to germinate them first in these self watering mason jars. You will need 1 wide-mouthed Mason jar, 1 tea strainer (that sits in the Mason jar), 6″ (15 cm) piece of thin rope (I cut a thin piece of a t-shirt), potting soil and herb of choice. On the next post we will choose our soil.

05/31/2022

05/31/2022

Do you want to start your own indoor medicinal herb garden? Follow these three simple rules: 1. Choose your container; 2. Pick your soil; and 3. Plant your herbs.
In the following days we will discuss more in depth the three simple rules.

02/04/2022

I'm walking and raising funds for American Foundation for Su***de Prevention! Please support me and/or walk with me by clicking the link below. Thank you!

10/29/2020

Only the best for my grandsons. Homemade applesauce.

10/01/2020

Taro Milk Boba: Taro root has many health benefits. It could control blood sugar, improve digestive health, has anticancer properties, it can help with a healthy heart, it can boost the immune system, improve vision, improve blood circulation, can give you excellent skin health, reduce fatigue and can also help with weight loss.

07/31/2020

Grab your mason jars, some baskets, pots, soil, seeds, a 100% cotton shirt and water and let’s do some aquaponics. These are self watering so they are perfect for the busy bodies.

03/06/2020

Lavender Honey candy

02/24/2020

Do you want to start an indoor herbal garden? Did you know you can start one without expensive greenhouse, irrigation system or lightning? Just follow these three simple steps:
1. Containers: your pots should be 6 to 8 inches tall and have drainage on the bottom. It helps if they come with a tray to prevent leakage but if they don't simply use a plate from home.
2. Soil: your soil should be able to mix with your favorite fertilizers such as lime peels, coffee grounds, egg shells, etc...The soil should also be fast draining.
3. Planting: start small, three or four. Seeds will take the longest (two to three weeks to grow) while plants will be ready much sooner. Choose easy to grow herbs such as mint, ginger, thyme, sage, garlic, basil and echicacia.
Enjoy and post your herbs here once they start growing.