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Anonymous users2024-01-24Yes, if you are afraid of trouble, you should mainly focus on foliage plants (such as bok choy and sea green), and do not plant plants that eat fruits.
Tomatoes are okay, but they take up more space, and cucumbers are not recommended, because they have to climb vines, and you have to build a shelf, otherwise it will climb upstairs to someone else's house.
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
Of course, no problem.
If it's a weather comparison. >>>More
Theoretically, yes, but if you think about it, the foam box will definitely release substances from the sun and rain, which contains a lot of harmful substances that are absorbed by the growing vegetables, what will happen? >>>More
Yes, but only with adequate lighting.
Artemisia chrysanthemum, celery, and leeks can also be used.