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Frass: a product with many qualities

Fertilizer, amendment, biostimulant, frass is a truly versatile product. 100% natural and organic, Ecocert approved, frass is ecological, sustainable, eco-responsible and participates in the circular economy. By processing food residues, black soldier fly larvae transform this residual material into a living and efficient product which is returned to the ground in order to provide or maintain life. Combined with biochar, it is a winning formula for stimulating the growth and vigor of plants, and more remarkably, for regenerating soil.

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The story of Étoile, the black soldier fly and her frass

Hello, my name is Étoile. I am a female black soldier fly. Entomologists call me Hermetia illucens, the luminous hermetia. I am originally from the south of the American continent and I have acclimatized well further north, even in the south of Quebec.

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Lighting: whether for seedlings, microgreens or indoor gardens

As you can imagine, when you want to sow seeds at home or create an indoor garden, lighting is undoubtedly the most important element to consider for success. With the advent of LED diodes, the number of horticultural lamps on the market has increased enormously and it has become difficult to navigate. Together, let's try to shed some light on the subject (without making a bad pun).

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FRASS: a funny word to remember

We see this word more and more often in literature reserved for gardeners. It is associated with fertilization. But what is behind this term?

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Equip yourself, but how to choose?

Domes and other greenhouses: the pros and cons

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A container vegetable garden

A square of land to cultivate is not within everyone's reach, but very often, a corner of a balcony, a roof or a small patio is! Not to mention that crops in felted geotextile containers surprise with their surprisingly high yield of good quality.

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It’s sowing time!

In the relatively short summer conditions that prevail in Quebec, several species of vegetable or flower plants must be sown indoors in February or March. These plants will thus be able to produce mature flowers or fruits before the onset of cold weather in autumn.

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Green manures

A technique that greatly benefits your crops!

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