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Am loving this

OP,
I have finally started my own garden. Though small, but it's a good start for me.
I have tomato, pepper, okro (this particular one doesn't grow tall like the normal ones in farm), and vegetable.

They are 4 days old. They have sprouted already, and going well so far, and I'm loving it.

Others!

I'm open for advice and suggestions. Thank you!

Shawl001:
Others!

I'm open for advice and suggestions. Thank you!

I think the seedlings are too much in that small space, did you consider how the full size will be?

sexyto:
I think the seedlings are too much in that small space, did you consider how the full size will be?

You are correct.
I am observing the mistake now.
I won't repeat it, in my next planting.

Thank you for the observation.

NEDUZZE HOW FAR?

Please my curry (lemon basil) has a broken stem.

Like it is bent and doesn't stand straight again.

Should I leave it like that or cut it from the broken part and put it back in the soil

LadysLuvSlyfoxx:
What a pathetic sense of humor you must have then, Because there was nothing remotely funny about his response. If your mother brought you up to spit on the little efforts of people in jest then I’m not surprised you will consider that evidence of good upbringing. People like you make this forum such a depressing place at times.

Depression kill you there¡¡¡

organicfoods:
You can also prepare a self watering system to ease your stress. Check the video below on how to produce one. I love your tenacity, now I think it’s time for me to start my Vanilla production orchid on Nairaland to lead the way in Vanilla seed production in Nigeria.

Vanilla is second to Saffron in terms of value on the international market. It required patience and investment, something Nigerians are not good at.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FG97P6u-UH0

Insightful.

nextstep:
For 4 years now, I don't need to buy tomatoes and peppers for 8-9 months. Some weeks I can get a basket of tomatoes and can't finish them all so I gift them to people.

To preserve without a fridge, I also grind, then fry them. Put in airtight jars and cover with oil.

Not a waste of time, and I started in a small box, like OP
Saves me a ton of money for 8 months.

Interesting.

Neduzze5:
I bought fresh pepper from the market, cut it open and took out some of the seeds.

Next, I dried them for two days, opened holes in the soil and put in each one. Then I watered. That's all.

That's a nice thread.