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Anonymous users2024-01-24How big is your amount, if you don't plant that kind of all-green food, the amount should not be too large, it is easy to burn the crop, it is best to start using base fertilizer.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23I don't know how big your balcony is and how much area you need to plant.
If you simply grow some vegetables and eat them yourself, you can get some good soil, and you don't need to use organic fertilizers, especially manure as raw materials. If you want your plants to grow better, you can get some fertilizer.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Are you talking about organic soilless culture?
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Anonymous users2024-01-21In particular, feces are used as raw materials. If you want to make the plants grow better, then you can get some fertilizer, I don't know how big your balcony is, just use organic fertilizer, how much area you need to plant.
If you just grow some vegetables and eat them yourself, you can get some good soil.
Homemade organic fertilizer method for growing vegetables on the balcony: chicken manure and other poultry manure are added to the leaves of grass or green plants, mixed and stirred evenly, sealed with an airtight bag, and taken out in about five months, and it can be used.
Balcony leeks need nitrogen fertilizer, which can be directly used in human urine, which is acidic and high in nitrogen.
To grow vegetables on the balcony, you can only plant some small varieties, such as onions, ginger and garlic, water spinach, lettuce or something, the seedlings are relatively large, and the onion and garlic are the most suitable. If the space is large enough, you can also plant a little pepper.
You can grow vegetables that are easy to survive and require less water, such as Shanghai green rape, coriander, spinach, garlic sprouts, etc.
A depth of 20-30 cm is sufficient for the growth of vegetables, so most vegetable varieties can be grown on the balcony. The varieties generally used for balcony planting are: lettuce (lettuce, lettuce), radish, celery, onion and garlic, eggplant (pepper, eggplant, tomato), beans, cruciferous (cabbage, cabbage, cauliflower, etc.), melons (cucumber, pumpkin, winter melon, loofah, bitter gourd, etc.) and so on >>>More