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Anonymous users2024-01-24A variety of sprouts with a very short growth period (using the principle that plants are prone to lack of light and grow long). The biggest feature of the north balcony is that the light time is short, and the intensity is weak, and the plants are easy to grow. On the north balcony, it is not suitable for growing a variety of sun-loving vegetables.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23In summer, if there is sunshine in the north, you can grow some melons, and in winter, there is no sunlight at all, so you can grow some vegetables that do not need sunlight.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Make a lamp to make up the light, I don't know if it's feasible?
Orchids don't need too much light, just in the light consideration, there is no need to worry, but it is more conducive to the growth of orchids.
Vegetables suitable for growing on the balcony can be divided into melons and fruits, nightshade fruits and leafy vegetables. Among them, cucumbers are the most suitable for planting melons and fruits, because cucumbers have a short growth period, late-maturing varieties take about 100 days, and early-maturing varieties can be harvested in about seventy or eighty days. In addition, cucumbers are the size of the cucumber, and even a small cucumber can be picked and eaten. >>>More
There are plenty of vegetables that are suitable for growing on the balcony. Vegetables that do not grow vines include eggplant, peppers, water spinach, and small greens. >>>More
It depends on the light and temperature. In the north-facing balcony, where there is relatively little sunlight, it is most suitable to cultivate sprouts (black bean seedlings, mung bean seedlings, cabbage seedlings, etc.) with a short growth cycle.
There are kinds of tomatoes that can be potted and you can check them out.