Happy Family Farms

07/25/2025

🌿✨ Mehendi Magic — The Journey After Harvest ✨🌿
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Here’s a peek into our beautiful Mehendi plant just 10 and 12 days after harvest… and she’s already back with fresh, lush green leaves! 💚
Nature truly knows how to renew itself — silently, steadily, and gracefully.

🌱 Swipe ➡️ to see:
• The plant in full leaf before harvest
• The regrowth just 10 days later
• The transformation at 12 days — thriving again!

This regrowth phase is crucial — it shows how Mehendi responds to care, love, and a little patience. That’s why we believe in sustainable harvesting, never stripping the plant, but allowing her to breathe and bloom again. ✨

As Ashadam season continues, may the green of Gorintaku bless your hands and hearts with renewal, beauty, and deep-rooted joy. 💫

📸 From our hands to yours — grown naturally with love in Cu***ng, GA.

05/18/2025

Happening Today at 11 am at , Cu***ng , Ga

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04/08/2025

Fertilizing Guava in Zones 7b and Below 🌱

Proper fertilizing is key to growing healthy guava, especially in cooler zones like 7b and below. Here’s a quick guide to help you out!

Understand NPK:
N = Growth
P = Root & Fruit Development
K = Overall Health & Disease Resistance
Best Fertilizer:
Early Spring: Balanced NPK (e.g., 10-10-10)
Summer: Higher Phosphorus (e.g., 10-20-10) for fruiting
Fall: Higher Potassium (e.g., 5-10-20) for winter prep
Application Tips:
Apply granular fertilizers around the base.
Water after application.
Watch for signs of over-fertilizing!
Extra Tips:
Protect guavas from frost.
Water consistently!
With the right care, your guava will thrive! 🌿🍊



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04/08/2025

Fertilizing Guava Plants: A Guide for Zones 7b and Below

Fertilizing your guava plants properly is crucial for healthy growth, especially in cooler zones like 7b and below, where the growing season is shorter and plants face more stress. Knowing what's on your fertilizer labels—especially the NPK (Nitrogen, Phosphorus, and Potassium)—can make all the difference. Here’s a simple guide to help you fertilize your guava plants for optimal growth!

1. Understanding NPK Ratios
- N (Nitrogen)promotes healthy foliage and strong growth.
- P (Phosphorus)supports root development, flowering, and fruiting.
- K (Potassium)helps with overall plant health, disease resistance, and fruit quality.

For guava plants, look for a balanced or slightly higher phosphorus formula to encourage healthy root systems and abundant fruiting.

2. Best Fertilizer for Guava in Zones 7b and Below
Guava plants are tropical and subtropical, but they can be grown in zones 7b and below with proper care. Since the colder weather can stunt their growth, you’ll need to feed them well during the growing season to ensure they get the nutrients they need.

Early Spring (Pre-Growth):Apply a balanced fertilizer with an NPK ratio like 10-10-10 or 8-8-8.This provides the essential nutrients for the new growth cycle.
Mid-Growth (Summer):As guavas start to flower and fruit, switch to a fertilizer with higher phosphorus like 10-20-10 to encourage better fruiting. Make sure to feed every 4-6 weeks during this time.
Late Season (Fall):Reduce nitrogen and focus more on potassium with a formula like 5-10-20 .This will support root development and prepare your plant for the colder months.

3. How to Apply Fertilizer
Granular Fertilizer:Apply granular fertilizer around the base of the plant, about 6-8 inches from the stem. Water the area well after application to help the nutrients absorb into the soil.
Liquid Fertilizer:Liquid fertilizers can be a good option for a more immediate nutrient boost. Use according to the instructions on the label, and apply them directly to the soil or leaves if the product is foliar-based.

4. Watch for Signs of Over-Fertilizing
Guava plants are sensitive to over-fertilization, which can lead to salt buildup, leaf burn, or weak growth. Always follow the recommended dosage on the fertilizer label, and if you notice any of these signs, cut back on the amount of fertilizer.

5.Other Tips for Growing Guava in Cooler Zones
Protection in Winter: In zones 7b and below, guava plants need protection during the colder months. You can either bring them indoors (if they’re in containers) or cover them with frost cloths to shield them from frost damage.
Watering:Ensure your guava gets consistent watering, especially after fertilizing, to help nutrients soak into the soil.

With the right care and proper fertilization, your guava plants can thrive even in colder zones. Pay attention to the NPK values on your fertilizer, and follow a feeding schedule that supports their growth throughout the season.

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03/14/2025

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03/09/2025

Bayer Monsanto is pushing for state-level immunity across the US. The company has already paid $10b to settle nearly 100,000 cases after a jury previously found their product liable for causing cancer in 2018.
Residues of the toxic chemical, called glyphosate, are being found in foods that are commonly given to our kids, our drinking water, and even our rainwater.
There are four states voting on the bill THIS WEEK.
Here’s what you can do:
Call the legislators. Say you’re calling on behalf of the constituents in their district to OPPOSE immunity for chemical companies. Links to to call are below:

03/08/2025

🌸 Happy Women's Day! 🌸

When the world turns pink, let’s remember that true empowerment is about real action. It’s about giving women the strength and opportunity to lead, build, and thrive. 💪💐

To celebrate, we’re offering an exclusive deal for the next 24 hours! 🌱 Shop our high-quality non gmo vegetable and flower seeds for just **99 cents** and immerse yourself in the beauty of gardening. Invest in your health, your garden, and a future of growth. 🌿🌷

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02/17/2025

https://happyfamilyfarmsusa.com/blogs/articles/brahma-kamalam-the-sacred-night-blooming-beauty-for-your-indian-garden

Brahma Kamalam is a breathtaking flowering plant that has captivated plant lovers across India and beyond. Often referred to as the "Queen of the Night," this plant blooms only at night, with its mesmerizing white flowers filling the air with a rich, enchanting fragrance. Whether you're growing it in India, the USA, or even in Atlanta, GA, this guide will help you cultivate and care for this sacred and stunning plant.

A Sacred Plant with a Rich Legacy

02/09/2025

What to Plant in February (US Zones) 🌿 Get your garden ready! This guide breaks down what to plant this month based on your USDA zone.

Zones 3-5: Start indoors: lettuce, onions, broccoli, and peppers.
Zones 6-7: Direct sow: peas, spinach, radishes, and carrots.
Zones 8-10: Plant outdoors: tomatoes, cucumbers, squash, and beans!

11/12/2024