#organic gardening

Is that expensive soil conditioner worth it or just overpriced compost?

Should you never use neem oil unless you fully understand its chemistry, or are casual home gardeners just overcomplicating pest control?

Should you ditch chemical pesticides for "natural" remedies that often barely work?

What's your take on using neem oil versus synthetic sprays for pest control?

What would you recommend for someone seriously trying to minimise plant pests without harsh chemicals?

How do you naturally deal with aphids without buying every expensive spray on the shelf?

Have you ditched brand-name soil after reading the fine print on chemicals?

Does hand-picking pests really work, or are you just lying to yourself to avoid buying bug spray?

Is “chemical-free” gardening just a privilege for people with too much time and money?

Is organic gardening still worth the extra effort and cost in 2025?

Does using chemical fertilizers make you a bad gardener, or is organic just overpriced hype?

Should you ditch expensive soil testing and just use compost, or is that ignorant gardening malpractice?

Does anyone else swear by companion planting to keep bees healthy and pests down?

How do you keep your garden thriving without relying on chemical sprays?

What's your take on DIY compost teas for garden soil versus store-bought fertilizers?

How do you deal with aphids without nuking your bee colony?

Would you ever trust a biotech solution over natural methods for your garden?

Would you switch from chemical pesticides to neem oil for good?

Has switching to no-dig gardening actually improved your soil quality long-term?

Would you ever ditch chemical sprays for a homemade garlic and neem oil mix?