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New from FoxFarm – Happy Frog Cavern Culture Fertilizer is a proprietary blend of bat and seabird guano, rock phosphate and soil microbes, specially formulated to deliver the nutrition necessary for flowering and bud development. Mycorrhizal fungi are included to help increase root efficiency, which may enhance nutrient uptake and water absorption. #sparetimedistribution #foxfarmsoilandfertilizer #gardensupplieswholesale #hydroponicsupplies #wholesalehydroponics #calihydrowholesale #oregonwholesalegardensupply #soilandamendments
A strawberry flower to sweeten your day! #sparetimedistribution #strawberryflower #strawberries #gardensupplieswholesale #hydroponicsupplies #wholesalehydroponics #calihydrowholesale #oregonwholesalegardensupply #soilandamendments
Happy first day of Spring! Let’s get growing! #sparetimedistribution #happyspring #gardensupplieswholesale #hydroponicsupplies #wholesalehydroponics #calihydrowholesale #oregonwholesalegardensupply #soilandamendments
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For Immediate Release August 7, 2018 Contact: Mike Griggs Jr. – President mikejr@sparetimesupply.com Andrew Hosford – Executive Vice President/COO andrew@sparetimesupply.com Willits California— Sparetime Supply Distribution, northern California’s leading family-owned distributor of gardening products and FoxFarm Soil and Fertilizer Company, one of the largest nationally recognized family-owned companies dedicated to producing the… View Article
“This is truly one of the greatest if not the greatest tragedy that California has ever faced. The devastation is just unbelievable, it’s a horror that no one could have imagined.” – California Gov. Jerry Brown On the night of October 8th, the worst firestorm in California history raged through communities in Sonoma, Napa,… View Article
Why should you use molasses in your garden? Molasses is a natural source of carbohydrates. Using it as a fertilizer provides plants with a quick boost of energy and encourages the growth of beneficial microorganisms creating greater natural fertility in a compost pile or good living soil. This allows the microflora to work in concert… View Article