today i'm gonna walk you through how i managed to grow these delicious organic cabbages right
here in my balcony and that too in a very shallow pot which is not more than six to
seven inches deep this is a rectangular pot and you can see the size of the crown of my cabbage
in the hustle bustle of city life and surrounded by concrete jungle
it's a privilege if we get to create a green space of our own
creating a green space and then growing vegetables which are fresh
organic in the same balcony is another dream come true for me
most of us city dwellers often dream of doing this and this is achievable trust me here you
can see all the different types of vegetables that i have grown on the same balcony i just had
one balcony in my apartment this is a west facing balcony for that i was fortunate enough to get it
and then my plants get at least four to five hours of direct sunlight and i would say five to six
hours of a slanted indirect sunlight and that's where you see all these vegetables blooming
and i managed to grow some okra too here you can see my burgundy okra this was one of my prized
possessions today i'm gonna walk you through how i managed to grow these delicious organic cabbages
right here in my balcony and that too in a very shallow pot which is not more than six to seven
inches deep this is a rectangular pot and you can see the size of the crown of my cabbage
cabbage seeds are like really tiny just like a small mustard seeds and we'll start by planting
them i planted them in a tray pot like this and i planted three rows of it you can see that i marked
where i planted my cabbage i set them in a direct sunlight and kept the soil moist
in one two and a half weeks they grew once they developed some two to three true leaves
i transplanted them in this rectangular tree pot i just planted two plants in this tray pot
i made sure that i fertilize my plants every 15 days and here i'm using organic compost
to fertilize my plant the soil mix that i am using is 70 store-bought soil and 30 compost
ah another great help that we get from nature when we are trying to plant any vegetables or
we are planning to grow any fruits are these pollinator friends they're really very helpful
for our gardening purposes but here in the case of cabbage we do not need them because cabbage
do not flower for the fruit and they don't need pollination but nonetheless i welcome this friend
you can see they are quick growing crops in two to two and a half months
you will see the crown forming and developing the beautiful fruit that you can harvest and enjoy
here i'm again showing you the kind of depth my planter had not more than 6.5 to 7 inches and i'm
growing two cabbages in the same pot it's very important that you harvest your cabbage on time
otherwise they will just blast like this and it will be of no use so that was the video guys
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