I want to grow vegetables at home, such as a balcony or a rooftop place, but I am a novice and I don

The plate is not too shallow, plastic troughs, foam boxes, etc., there is no limit to the size, depending on your room temperature, you can plant at any time if it exceeds 18 degrees.

Generally, only leafy vegetables can be planted, the speed is relatively fast, the sunlight is enough, and the water and fertilizer are suitable. Even carrots are very large and take up a lot of space. Strawberries are shaded plants and cannot be exposed to direct sunlight.

Fungi need culture media, and they are saprophytes that get nutrients from the culture medium, which is more troublesome to take care of.

The most important thing for growing vegetables is to get clean soil, such as community flower beds, roadside green belts and many other soils have chemical residues or heavy metal pollution, and the cost of testing is relatively high ......

Radish is not suitable for balcony planting, strawberries are difficult to grow, beware of birds to eat, lettuce, cabbage is very good to grow quickly to see the results, onion and garlic are the best to plant! Find a few large foam boxes is the kind of fruit or vegetables, generally you go to the wholesale vegetable market to ask those who sell vegetables to sell, especially easy to use, you can grow vegetables with half a box of soil, some vegetables to be thicker soil, such as pumpkins, you need thick soil, leafy vegetable soil to be loose to be good.

First of all, the soil, and the place of planting. You can go to Taobao and buy the kind of oversized flower pots that specialize in growing vegetables. There are as many as they are nearly a meter long. It feels like a suitcase. If you use soil, you generally use beautiful soil to grow vegetables, or go to the mountains to dig, but it is recommended to dig back and kill insects at high temperature.

And then there's the seeds. Vegetables are sold in many places. If you have heating in your home, you can sow seeds at home this season, usually in the spring. If it is cold in winter, it will still affect the budding rate.

Novices recommend that you plant less first, and it is best to prepare some insecticides and pesticides, because vegetables will be bitten messily after being insected. Finally, I wish you a good harvest in the autumn. For fungi, you should not be able to use such soil species, and the moderation and temperature requirements of fungi are more troublesome than vegetables.

There are still many ways to keep warm, such as wrapping a mulch film or the like. Hehe.