Turmeric is often associated with tropical regions of Asia, but South Florida’s climate offers many of the same advantages that make this rhizome crop so successful elsewhere in the world. Warm temperatures, high humidity, and

Full Spectrum sat down with the founder of a canine mold detection company, Paws On Mold to dig into the details of how this niche service actually works. If you’d rather hear the full conversation,

South Florida’s unique climate supports a surprising diversity of tropical and subtropical fruit trees, and one standout among them is starfruit, also known as carambola. With its crisp texture, sweet-tart flavor, and iconic star-shaped slices,

Picture this: A glass of water drawn straight from an onboard fiberglass tank — cloudy, hazy, littered with micro-particulates. Most yacht owners see this and assume they have a tank repair problem.   But the

Natural remedies often spark interest, especially when they promise safer, greener alternatives to conventional cleaners. Essential oils are no exception, their antifungal properties have been highlighted in lab studies, and tea tree sprays or clove

The  EPA and Justice Department recently announced at the end of November 2025 that Lowe’s Home Centers will pay $12.5 million in penalties for lead safety violations during home renovations. Between 2019 and 2021, Lowe’s

When you think about the air inside your home, you probably imagine something clean, fresh, and invisible. But the truth is, the air we breathe indoors often contains thousands of microscopic particles drifting around be

South Florida’s groundwater isn’t like the rest of the country. Beneath the surface lies a fast-moving, highly vulnerable aquifer system that affects everything from drinking water to contamination risks to redevelopment planning. Whether you’re evaluating

In November 2025, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) approved ten pesticide products containing the new active ingredient isocycloseram. These products are registered for use on a wide range of sites, including agricultural crops, turf,

If you’re a New Yorker who recently moved to Florida or a Florida homeowner who also owns a place up north, you may have already noticed one thing: Mold behaves differently in Florida than it