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• Your window to efficient urban agriculture, indoor growing, and progressive gardening.
• This bi-monthly publication is distributed through hydroponic shops in the USA and Canada.
• The magazine offers expert advice for improving both indoor and outdoor gardening.
• Each issue features top information on technology, techniques, and plant nature.
• It serves as a resource to enhance garden production and enjoyment.

• Designed for low to moderate operating pressures.
• Economical solution for applications not requiring UL approval.
• Manufactured with 2-ply aluminum casing and unique black core.
• Metal helix maintains duct shape.
• Fits easily onto connectors and fans.
• Convenient and quick installation will help reduce costs.
• 25-foot (7.6-meter) standard lengths that won’t unravel when cut.
• Includes two duct clamps.
• Size: 12 inches x 25 feet (30 centimeters x 7.6 meters).

• Designed for low to moderate operating pressures.
• Economical solution for applications not requiring UL approval.
• Manufactured with 2-ply aluminum casing and unique black core.
• Metal helix maintains duct shape.
• Fits easily onto connectors and fans.
• Convenient and quick installation will help reduce costs.
• 25-foot (7.6-meter) standard lengths that won’t unravel when cut.
• Includes two duct clamps.
• Size: 8 inches x 25 feet (20 centimeters x 7.6 meters).

• Designed for low to moderate operating pressures.
• Economical solution for applications not requiring UL approval.
• Manufactured with 2-ply aluminum casing and unique black core.
• Metal helix maintains duct shape.
• Fits easily onto connectors and fans.
• Convenient and quick installation will help reduce costs.
• 25-foot (7.6-meter) standard lengths that won’t unravel when cut.
• Includes two duct clamps.
• Size: 10 inches x 25 feet (25 centimeters x 7.6 meters).

• Designed for low to moderate operating pressures.
• Economical solution for applications not requiring UL approval.
• Manufactured with 2-ply aluminum casing and unique black core.
• Metal helix maintains duct shape.
• Fits easily onto connectors and fans.
• Convenient and quick installation will help reduce costs.
• 25-foot (7.6-meter) standard lengths that won’t unravel when cut.
• Includes two duct clamps.
• Size: 4 inches x 25 feet (10 centimeters x 7.6 meters).

• Designed for low to moderate operating pressures.
• Economical solution for applications not requiring UL approval.
• Manufactured with 2-ply aluminum casing and unique black core.
• Metal helix maintains duct shape.
• Fits easily onto connectors and fans.
• Convenient and quick installation will help reduce costs.
• 25-foot (7.6-meter) standard lengths that won’t unravel when cut.
• Includes two duct clamps.
• Size: 6 inches x 25 feet (15 centimeters x 7.6 meters).

• Designed for low to moderate operating pressures.
• Economical solution for applications not requiring UL approval.
• Manufactured with 2-ply aluminum casing.
• Metal helix maintains duct shape.
• Fits easily onto connectors and fans.
• Convenient and quick installation will help reduce costs.
• 25-foot (7.6-meter) standard lengths that won’t unravel when cut.
• Includes two duct clamps.
• Size: 10 inches x 25 feet (25 centimeters x 7.6 meters).

• Designed for low to moderate operating pressures.
• Economical solution for applications not requiring UL approval.
• Manufactured with 2-ply aluminum casing.
• Metal helix maintains duct shape.
• Fits easily onto connectors and fans.
• Convenient and quick installation will help reduce costs.
• 25-foot (7.6-meter) standard lengths that won’t unravel when cut.
• Includes two duct clamps.
• Size: 12 inches x 25 feet (30 centimeters x 7.6 meters).

Highlights

• Evaluating Clones: Tips for selecting healthy plants.
• Powdery Mildew: A Quick Guide to Sanity: Tips for keeping plants healthy.
• CalMag – Cure-all or Quackery?: Effectiveness of CaMG in solving plant problems.
• The 5 Most Common Mushroom-Growing Problems – and How to Avoid Them
• Living soil as Integrated Pest Management (IPM).
• New series "Professional POV" by Haley Nagasaki.
• First interview with Alex Gauthier from Origine Nature, discussing IPM and maintaining a pest and disease-free facility.

Issue 49 of Garden Culture Magazine offers valuable tips from leading industry experts.

• Philip McIntosh helps avoid common soil growing mistakes.
• Rich Hamilton’s piece discusses the decline of HPS lighting.
• Av Singh explores lighting adjustments for plant growth stages.
• Chris Johnson shares a guide for new mushroom growers.
• Featured author Xavi Kief compares growing space organization to square dancing.
• Cosmic Knot continues "Hearing The Music of the Forest Giants".

Issue 50 of Garden Culture Magazine advocates for organic and regenerative growing practices.

• Practical advice from Joanna Berg on Integrated Pest Management (IPM).
• Marci Babineau introduces sustainable soil regeneration through keeping chickens.
• Xavi Kief explores sea benefits in gardening in "Growing With The Deep."
• Av Singh discusses the use of calamari as a regenerative agricultural solution.
• The Local Growers section highlights environmentally conscious farmers and gardeners.

Issue 48 of Garden Culture Magazine features articles to inspire and educate on mushroom cultivation. For those not interested in mushrooms, the edition also covers vermiculite, seaweed, top microbes, and the peat moss vs. coco coir debate.

Issue 51 of Garden Culture Magazine has two articles from industry champion Everest Fernandez.

• "Rockwool—Substrate Super Omnes" explores the popularity and benefits of rockwool for commercial growers.
• "Nutrient Lockout in Hydroponics – Less Mulder, More Scully" explains the causes and prevention of nutrient lockout.
• Philip McIntosh covers "What’s In A Spore Syringe?" and "Mushroom Mating Types" as part of Garden Culture's mushroom series.

Issue 51 of Garden Culture Magazine covers all the ways indoor growers use technology to perfect their environment.

• Adam Clarke covers VPD in “Psychometrics, Vapor Pressure and the Seemingly Never-Ending Chase for your Setpoint”.
• Rich Hamilton discusses optimal temperatures for plant stages in “The Importance of Temperature Control”.
• Everest Fernandez covers the transition from HPS to LEDs and their impact on garden needs in “LED to Stress”.
• Anne Gibson explores shade cloth benefits in “The Benefits of Using Shade Cloth on Yield and Quality of Vegetable Harvests”.
• Marci Babineau details her passive solar geothermal greenhouse experience in “Passive Solar Geothermal Greenhouse at the 45th Parallel”.