My planting in containers

almost 4 years ago

Hello wonderful people, and yes, wonderful people. I believe that those who cultivate the land, plant, transplant, and do everything related to the garden, have an important part in the functioning of our planet and ecosystem, so everyone here deserves praise for it.

Besides greeting you, I wanted to share with you how I have been doing with the garden in the last few weeks, especially since the rains have started, there have also been an infinite number of animals or bugs that have been eating the roots of my plants, and the plant as well.

What things have I been using to keep the roots of my plants from being exposed so I can have a crop?

Look at this image:

This is a small bag 20cm high, by 20cm wide. I have been analyzing the size of the roots of the paprika, and well this space fits it very well, so I have no problem with it, besides, I like it because it is green, you know, the ecological, and I also like it because I will surely continue to use it for other plants and so on.

What do you think?

At home I do not have so much space to plant what I want, so this option has served me very well, plus I can give better attention to the plant.

Have I had good results with this?

Well, take a look at the following image:

This plant takes its natural time, and just now it has a lot of flowers, even a little more than when I plant them in the ground.

Of course, I have added a little fertilizer to make it look this beautiful, but the idea of this is to take advantage of the spaces at home, and also, something that is reusable.

In addition to paprika, I wanted to take advantage of the opportunity and try planting sweet peppers.

Look at this image:

It is a little more than 40 days that I placed him in this small bag, and wow they are very beautiful, in this case, I thought that the chili could not be located well, because its root system is a little wider, but so far it has benefited him.

In fact, this is how my beautiful carrot plants, which I have also planted in a recyclable place, look like so far, as they run the risk of being attacked by one of these diseases.

I have tried to plant in the ground directly, however, I have encountered these obstacles:

The soil where I have been planting few things, does not have enough nutrients, so the plants begin to get sick quickly.

So then, I am trying to use almost all means and recyclable products to then continue sowing, albeit on a small scale of course, but I continue to cultivate.

So, unlike that, as well as I go with the containers:

And these plants have been planted for about the same date as the ones you see above, so that's a better option than I'm handling so far

Even to my beloved tomato plants I have had to do this work, since, in recent weeks, they have disappeared because of some bugs, which I have not been able to eliminate completely.

Well, so far they are beautiful, and I like that they are doing well, at least for home consumption.

A few months ago, I managed to grow a wonderful paprika of more than 200gr. 200gr! You can't even imagine the emotion I felt when I saw it, because it's no secret that when we observe the creation, it fills us with great joy.

It was my big one, it did not fit in my hand, and I also grow it in pots, and perhaps this is what is driving me to plant in this way, although I could not do it on a larger scale due to lack of resources.

What I did, is that I felt, and feel, so satisfied. I believe that by contributing a little by planting, we are giving a little of what we receive, and better yet, we can share with those we love, as well as eat healthy.

I hope you are very friendly, I send you my greetings and respects.