Dearlord:

You should have looked for a drip switch and connected it to 10L of a gallon that will supply it water for 4days by setting the drip drop for a drop of water per minute

adecz:



You can also raise some cows and
goats on the back balcony and
Agbado and cassava in the front❗️❗️☺️☺️☺️

Iamfavored:
And this was first posted in April o

federalgodey:
Where's the snail & catfish?

DeBiafran:


No pls. Don't wait any further, you may lose them. Transplant them already. Mix manure (poultry waste) in your soil now and water it. Let it cool off for about 2days and then transplant in the 3rd day.

Remember not to fill up the sac with the soil now because you will need to add more soil to the plants as they grow taller.

Same applies to the pepper.

Weldone. I love what you are doing.

Makschinchin:


Can you please share the manure you use for the plants and how often you apply them??

Makschinchin:

Please can you show picture of the groundnut seed if you have any I planted tomatoes, pepper and scent leaf and they are all growing well... I'll like to add groundnut to my little garden too... Picture of the groundnut seed for planting pleeeeeeaaaaasssssseeeee

Shawl001:
This is nice, OP. Well done. I have a small verander too, perhaps I can try something out. Pls, how do I go with it?
The kind of sand to use, the pepper seeds,and others. Thanks.

Neduzze5:


Where I go fit see the seed?

GodisFirst:
Nice efforts OP. Ensure you transplant them before your travel to avoid losing them to draught.

shigoslim:
Where is your fish ponds?

obyikye:
@op, well done and more strength to explore more.
Quote me on the next update, please.

Rursh:
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That's what usually annoys me about growing and tending tomatoes. Always dropping (drooling) at the slightest ecological imbalance. In my own view I don't think it's the solar intensity. Ain't tomatoes mainly grown in the northern part of Nigeria with high solar intense? Does it not survive?

Neduzze5:


It's the normal loamy soil. If you can't get soil anywhere, you can go to those people that sell flowers by the side of the road and ask them to give you soil.

Or you buy planting soils from agro shops or malls.

Pepper seeds, tomato seeds and groundnut seeds where gotten from the ones I bought in the market.

Neduzze5:


When landlady serve me quit notice, I go park come your house.

Neduzze5:


I've already travelled. Hoping they survive in my absence.

Neduzze5:


It's just the normal fresh groundnut seeds you buy from the aboki guys carrying it in wheelbarrows.

Just open the shell and bring out the one or two seeds inside. That's what you would be planting.

Neduzze5:


No manure used yet but I'd be using chicken manure before I transplant.

Nightie:
Nice thread. Can't believe I read all comments.
Well done OP�

Dekadet:
how can I get all these seeds you listed here? am in kd.

Neduzze5:


That's lovely. How many snails do you have.

ABG2222:


Impressive
you have all the things I would love to plant

Obidatti2023s:


Care to share a photo of them please

Akposy:

Akposy:

I have 25 medium sized snails. I picked them from around the farm

Neduzze5:


Lovely. I also picked some snails during my stay away from my place of residence. Just came back yesterday and would be setting them up later today or during the weekend.

Akposy:

Thanks. Where's your location please

Akposy:
Nice one.

I also garden. I started snail gardening recently.

Currently, I have thyme, rosemary, scent leaf, sweet basil, English spinach,Citronella, parsley, hot pepper, cherry tomato and grape in my garden.

Akposy:
Nice one.

I also garden. I started snail gardening recently.

Currently, I have thyme, rosemary, scent leaf, sweet basil, English spinach,Citronella, parsley, hot pepper, cherry tomato and grape in my garden.

Akposy:
Nice one.

I also garden. I started snail gardening recently.

Currently, I have thyme, rosemary, scent leaf, sweet basil, English spinach,Citronella, parsley, hot pepper, cherry tomato and grape in my garden.