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Today I'm going to share 20 vegetabless that are easy to grow
It is especially easy to feel a sense of accomplishment after planting
A novice vegetable grower is not to be missed
And this time I'm introducing each vegetable
Points out the precautions and key techniques of the plant
Let everyone avoid failure
So if you're not new to growing vegetables
But there's always a problem growing a certain vegetable
This video is just as good for you
A full useful summary is all about the point
Although these dishes are all easy to grow
But there are difficulties in comparison
Now we're going to take these vegetables
Introduce each item in the order from more difficulty to easier
At the top of the list are the tomatoes that everyone loves
But I don't recommend all tomatoes
Rather than larger fruit tomatoes
Smaller mini tomatoes are easier to grow successfully
So if you want it easy to grow
Cherry tomatoes are recommended
The chance of disease and insect will be much smaller than that of big tomatoes
It's easier to get a sense of accomplishment
Here's a tip for avoiding tomato illness
Tomatoes are drought-resistant and flood-resistant
So it can't be watered too much or too often
Controlling the water also makes the fruit sweeter
In addition
Tomatoes love the sun
It should be planted in a well - lit position
The fruits will be more and better
I grow tomatoes and I like to mix them with other vegetables
In order to achieve non-use of tchemicals
To the effects of organic planting of proventing from disease and pest
If that's what you like
You can watch my last issue of "tomato interplanting"
That video
There is a detailed description of what plants are suitable for growing with tomatoes
The fruit of the tomato is so lovely
Of course, it will attract birds and other animals to steal the fruits
Then the best way to protect the birds is to put on the nets
I usually wear this kind of net bag with fine mesh
Even bugs can be prevented
Ranked 19th
Chillis and capsicums
Chilli /pepper is a brilliant vegetable no matter where you grow it
In fact, it's not hard to grow such a good-looking pepper
In addition to proper fertilization
As long as there is suitable temperature and sunlight
You'll grow a nice chilli
The best temperature for growing chilies is at
Between 20 and 30 ℃
And get plenty of light
Whether you plant it outdoors or indoors
Put them in a good position in the sun
The same thing
The same goes for green and sweet capsicums
The temperature and the light are all right
A little more fertilizer and you'll grow fine
My friends often ask me what fertilizer I should apply to growing vegetables
I don't usually use chemical fertilizers
It's all about using all kinds of compost made myself
Or buy fermented chicken manure, sheep manure, cow manure
Or, more simply, organic compound fertilizer
Is to use all kinds of organic materials
Like animal food, blood, manure, plant compost, etc
It's granular
There are also powdered ones
It is very convenient to use
These organic fertilizers are very suitable for growing vegetables organically
Seems a little off the topic
Go on to chilies and peppers
Hot peppers, capsicums, like to be warm
So the point is to plant the right season
If you have four distinct seasons
Areas that are cold in winter and hot in summer
Then please in the early spring in the indoor seedling
When the outdoor temperature is above 15 ℃
And move to the outdoor area
Warm tropical and subtropical areas are not needed
Chilies and green peppers can grow for years in warm areas
The fruits period is also quite long
Ranked 18th in the list
Celery
Celery is easy to grow because it has a strong vitality
It's easy as long as the seedlings come out
It doesn't have to be managed
And grow well
But some people say that celery is slow to emerge
He's so thin and weak
Here are two key points for growing celery
One is the temperature
Celery likes to be cold
It grows fastest at 15 to 18 ℃
The second is the light
Celery is not resistant to strong light and prolonged exposure to light
So if your celery grows in the hot summer
Also planted in the sun in a particularly good position
Most likely it will emerge very slowly
And it will blossom soon after it grows out
Therefore
You have to find the right season for celery
Find the right location
These two points are correct
You can eat your own organic celery
The seventeenth place for zucchini
the zucchini
It's something I love to grow
A few plants are planted every spring
Zucchini is on the list
I think it's well deserved
When you grow vegetables at the same time
The tomatoes are still in bloom
Other melons may have just appeared when the bud appeared
The zucchini has mellowed
And the output of each is very good
There are few failures
A lot of new growers
Will be successful harvest many zucchini
But there are two sides to everything
There is a very common disease of zucchini is powdery mildew
The disease is most likely to occur at temperatures in the twenties
So the trick to growing zucchini is
Plant in a better position in the sun
When the leaves are especially thick
He shall be pruned from the branches
Try to avoid leaves that are too dense and blocked
And watering Don't pour water on the leaves
Try to minimize moisture on the blades
Although zucchini powdery mildew is more difficult to avoid
But it won't make a big difference to the outcome
Because of the usual zucchini disease
Only in the middle and later stages of the fruiting
I will cut off the white leaves when the disease first appears
To the later stage of disease aggravation, also to the end of fruiting period
Just pull it out
I don't like using pesticides
Never spray zucchini with chemicals
But the annual harvest is good, too
The 16th Peanuts Peanuts are covered with treasure
It's not only easy to grow
It can also be grown with some crops
To promote the growth of nearby plants
The only thing of note is that peanuts are in flowering and fruiting
Its stems prostrate and grow on the ground
It's easier to produce more peanuts
So try to plant them in the ground
Or in larger planter boxes and garden beds
If you plant it in a pot
There won't be a lot of peanuts
The 15th cherry radish，the cherry radish grows very fast
Usually from planting the seeds to harvesting the radishes
It'll only take more than a month
The point of the seed is that the cherry radish grows fast
And it's a rhizome plant
So it is not recommended to grow seedlings before transplanting
The best way is to sow directly
Seeds can be sown in ridges
After the emergence of seedlings, the dense and weak seedlings are removed
This growth is fast and good
In a year except summer
Spring, autumn and winter can be planted
In the fourteenth place is the bean
Beans are also often planted by people who love to grow vegetables
It can be grown in spring, summer and autumn
And it saves space and grows fast
Plant the seeds
In two months, the bean harvest will begin
And the yield is very good
There are many varieties of beans
There are two main types of climbing rattan and non-climbing rattan
So before planting the beans
Understand if you are growing rattan or non-rattan
Because it's about the position of your species
It's also about whether you need trelies or not
If you want to mix with other plants
It's all the more important to know if you can climb the vine
Because it also involves the growth of other plants around it
Thirteenth water spinach
Water spinach grows more slowly from seeds
So I like growing from cuttings
All it takes is a few short stalks of water spinach
You can easily plant your own water spinach seedlings
Planting points of water spinach like warm
Likes the humidity
The temperature is 25 to 30 ℃
Pay attention to frequent watering
Keep the soil moist
The temperature and moisture are under control
The water spinach will fine growing
There's water spinach to eat all summer
Next up on the 12th place is the ceylon spinach
In some area,ceylon spinach are also called Malabar spinach
It has a soft, smooth texture when cooked
There will be a layer of mucus wrapped around the leaves
I love the texture
This is a creeping vine native to the tropics
So it likes a warm and humid climate
Usually over twenty degrees
It will grow very fast
Although ceylon spinach can be seeded with seeds
But I still like to grow it by cutting
With the supermarket buy a few segments of the stem can be planted
Very easy to survive
Cutting at a temperature above 20 degrees
The survival rate is almost 100 percent
Just plant in a couple of them
It's very convenient
And then there's
If they were to be view as creepers
It's pretty, too
The eleventh is garlic chives
garlic chives are a regular vegetable on the list in my videos
This period is no exception
Because it's as tough as a weed
You don't have to worry about it
And garlic chives is perennial
If you plant it, you can eat it for years
There are two points in planting, first, except winter
Basically spring, summer and autumn
It can be harvested once a month on average
Three days after each harvest, some organic fertilizer may be applied
So the leek will be thick and strong
Planting Essentials II
garlic chives need about two or three years to be transplanted once
This will allow garlic chives to grow more and more
It also avoids pests and diseases
In particular to that harvest for the cultivation of garlic chives
Fertilizing, transplanting and so on
If you are interested, you can read my previous release
Three Techniques for Growing garlic chives
Help you become self-sufficient with family garlic chives
No. 10 Pak Choi
On the daily table, who can refuse a plate of green Pak Choi
Such Pak Choi can be grown by ourselves
And that is more than a month can harvest, easy and simple
Grow fast
Grow your own fresh, pesticide-free plants
Regarding the difficult
I'm afraid the green leaves are the easiest to attract insects
Among them the cabbage worm is the most serious
So what to do
Family organic vegetable farmers who don't like pesticides
The best way to do that is to physically protect against insects
A net will protect the leaves from insects
I'll give you a lovely green fried Pak Choi
Ninth place mustard
This leafy vegetable was never eaten when I was a child
I didn't find this fresh mustard until I planted it
It's really family friendly
Planting simplicity
It's fresh and tender
Look at the green leaves growing so big
It only took a month
Of course, if transplanted into the vegetable patch, it will grow even bigger
Into the big ones
But there's no room in the field
Just eat the tender shoots
If there's a place to transplant
These should grow
It's a big one
Each seedling can grow into a large one
Eighth place coriander
The necessary side dishes on this table
It's actually better to grow it yourself than to buy it
Because it's green and pollution-free and can be picked right now
Super fresh
Growing cilantro Many people recommend crushing the seeds before planting
Shoots come out fast
But I've never done that before
Because I'm lazy and troublesome
But the rate of emergence from seeds is also high
So I think this step can be omitted
Planting points a coriander more like cold
It grows fastest at 15 to 20 ℃
So summer planting is not recommended
I have it
The lowest temperature will not fall below zero in winter
Generally, spring, autumn and winter can be planted
The second point is when the parsley is still in its seedling stage
Don't water too much
As the coriander grows
The amount of water can be gradually increased
I have it
I usually grow it in an outdoor vegetable garden bed
Interplanting with other vegetables
So i don't water the coriander especially
Not taking care it actually grows better than taking good care of it
In seventh place was the lettuce
If there's only one kind of vegetable at home
Then I think the best thing to grow is lettuce
Why?
Because all the lettuce is eaten raw
We grow it ourselves so we don't need to worry much
Not to mention the lettuce is so easy
And it doesn't need much space
Families with land grow in garden beds
Families with roofs and balconies grow in planting boxes
Families with only windowsills grow in pots
You can also harvest a full bowl of lettuce
If you eat only the lettuce leaves at a time
The harvest can last for months
Planting points a lettuce like a cool environment
The best temperature is 15 to 20 ℃
Above 30 degrees it's harder to sprout
They don't grow well
So I won't grow it in the summer
Generally spring and autumn and winter planting
Second light
Lettuce is more like the light
It will grow much better in the sun than in the shade
Therefore, in addition to the need to be covered with cardboard before emergence
Block out the light
After the emergence of the plants, they can be directly exposed to the sun
The third point of lettuce is not really get pest
Even when planted outdoors
I rarely see an insect infestation on the lettuce
And that's what I think is best about them
The sixth amaranth, grow amaranth is so easy
Whether it's the seed
Or buy a handful of amaranth to plant cuttings
Both are very easy to succeed
It's worth noting that
Amaranth prefers warmth
It will germinate very slowly at temperatures below 20 ℃
But above 20 degrees, it will sprout and grow quickly
So if you plant amaranth with the seeds, it doesn't come out
That's probably because of the low temperature
Also, be careful not to overwater it
Amaranth, though, likes to be damp
But it's not waterlogged
So in terms of watering
It is better to have less than more
There's nothing else to pay attention to
Grow up, pick the leaves and eat
It can be harvested for a long time
Fifth arugula/rocket， if made with side salad
My favorite is arugula
Because of the smell
Although some people don't like the unique flavor
But I have a thing for it
Arugula is also known as rocket dish
Because it has an English name called rocket
The top five on the list of the best families easy growing
Arugula is a real easy
No worms, no sickness
Flowerpots and vegetable fields can grow
Planting characteristics and methods are basically the same as lettuce
Except in the summer
The other three seasons can be grown
There is nothing to pay particular attention to
Generally, as long as you grow it, you get a good harvest
Fourth potato, bought potatoes sprouted can not be eaten
Throw it in the soil and plant it
Just bury it at random
After three months, new potatoes will be harvested
It's easy
Sometimes
One or two young potatoes come out of my garden bed
It's probably the small potatoes that we missed when we dug up the potatoes
It grew out on its own
The potatoes I grow have not suffered from pests and diseases
It's the easiest vegetable I've ever had
I haven't even bought any seed potatoes
All the seeds of the sprouted potatoes were not eaten
It's basically zero cost
Simple and low cost
Didn't take the top three
Really is a little bit sorry for it
Third place chrysanthemum, the potato just did not get the first three
Mainly because of the garland chrysanthemum
To measure the characteristics of them
I finally decided to give the third prize to the garland chrysanthemum
The reason is that the chrysanthemum grows fast
In the same way do not love the premise of disease and insect
The chrysanthemum can be harvested in a month or two
And it is still the continuous harvest of one crop after another
Harvest till the end can still flower and beat the seed
A lifetime of dedication
And interplanting chrysanthemum with other plants
It can also help keep other crops away from pests
It's really the treasure in the garden
Now it's runner-up Peppermint
Peppermint is so simple and easy
I'm afraid to plant it in the ground
Because it's not going to stop
Encroaching upon the territory of other plants
In addition, i don't need much mint usually
I just use it for drinks
So I put it in a little flower pot
All other vegetables are well taken care of
I hope they grow up
But Bo and I want to limit them not to grow too crazy
All right
Sometimes it takes a lot more
I'll just cut some branches and stick them in the water
After a while they grow into a new mint
Easy to casual
We're finally coming to first place
This is all too familiar to everyone
Is usually cooking every day, spring onions
I used to buy more than I could eat
To keep it fresh
Just plant them in the ground
As long as there are a few roots
It's like living on earth
Is there anyone like me
Grow spring onions into spring flowers
As long as it doesn't come out
Spring onions can grow all the time in spring, summer, autumn and winter
Grow to blossom and get seeds
Plant a spring onion at will
If you don't pull it
For as long as two years
And I grow onions outdoors
It never needs watering
They will grow on their own
I'm just going to pick some spring onions when I need them
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