Do you have a limited space to bring your dream garden to life? Try urban gardening. Find out how.
Gardening or gardening is a work — the art of growing plants — that is often done outdoors or indoors, in a space called a garden. It is nice to plant in the garden or in the wide area of the house intended for plants. This also does not mean that if you do not have a garden in your home you can no longer grow or care for the plant. Although gardens can often be found on the ground inside, around or adjacent to a house, they can also be found elsewhere such as a roof, a porch, in container plants, atrium and patios.
There are ways we can do this even if our home space is limited. An example of this is Urban Gardening. What is urban gardening?
Urban gardening is a way of planting in a limited and small space of your home. It uses burners and hanging pots made of recycled materials such as magazines, cut PVC types, plastic containers from used softdrinks bottles and other liquid plastic containers.
Here are ways to make recycled burns.
Magazine Pot
For magazine pots, you will need:
Page from old magazines
Cut into PVC pipe
Packaging tape or masking tape
To do this, simply follow the following:
First, prepare the pages of magazines, PVC pipes and tape
Second, flip the two pages of the magazine into the pvc pipe
Third, cover the magazine on the other end of the pvc pipe and seal it with packaging tape or masking tape
Fourth, tighten the paper to fit the container. Make sure it is solid and durable.
Fifth, give it a fertile soil for seed germination
Plastic Container
For plastic containers, here are the requirements:
Old gallon of water or any liquid plastic container
Scissors
Paint
paint brush
Here's how to do it:
First, collect the gallon discs and other liquid containers
Second, remove the top portion of the gallon to the same area throughout its appearance with scissors
Third, cut from the height down to the middle and look like strips the rest of the gallon surface
Fourth, adjust the strips and start painting according to your desired color. You can also decorate it with flowers or whatever design you want for your plastic burner
Fifth, put in fertile soil for the seed to be planted here.
Once the plastic containers and magazine pots are ready for you, we can start gardening.
Here are some reminders:
Prepare the seeds you want to plant in the recycled pots you create. The soil also needs to be moist or moist when planting. It can't be too dry and so too wet. The soil must be absorbed only in the looseness and humidity of the soil for the soil to breathe and cling. When the soil is dry, it needs to be watered for several days. When wet, the water must be lowered, otherwise the seed will drown or drift.
Each seed or seed has its own depth of pit when planted. There is a crop that requires only half an inch. There is a seed that is six inches deep. They have unique needs for growth and sustainability. If the cultivation is too shallow, the seedlings may be harvested only by passing birds and chickens. When it gets too deep, it may take a month for them to escape.
Regular watering should also be noted. The frequency of watering and the amount of water sprinkled depends on the crop. There are herbs that need to be watered daily. There is also something to be missed. It is available only twice a week if it is well watered and lively. Only once a week is required.
Weeding or weeding out weeds around the plant. This work is important because if weeds are not treated, they can defeat the vegetation.
Applying fertilizer to crops should also not be overlooked. It is best to use organic because it is also a natural and less harmful chemical.
There are also different types of plants You can plant at your own pace. Some of these are horseradish that is still nutritious. The pandan scent when combined with the herbs, chili leaves helps lower blood pressure, and oregano is another herbal medicine. You can also grow tomatoes and peppers.
But if your trip is home decorating, swap out mini roses, cactus or other flowering plants.
Indeed in a song, the planter is no joke. There is much to be done and under way to grow, care for and properly grow vegetables. This work cannot be played simply or practiced only when one thinks or loves. Once started, planting should be continuous and the plants should not be neglected. In exchange for perseverance and effort to till the soil and grow the crops is the certainty that at the end, the planter has healthy fruit and roots to harvest.