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Organic Gardening Discover the Top Tips to Growing at Home
Are you interested in learning how to grow your
own garden naturally?
Organic simply means gardening without using
man-made chemicals. If you’ve decided to join
the other 21 million organic gardeners growing
their own food this year, you’ll want a few tips
and tricks for that garden.
We’ve got those for you today!
1. Your compost will need time to stabilize the
soil.
Spread that around two to three weeks before you
actually plant your garden so it will give you the
most nutrition for your young plants.
Remember to mix it in well so your soil isn’t
too sandy or too clumped-up.
2. Soak your seeds in warm water the day before
you plant them. This will encourage them to
sprout earlier and give them a good head start.
3. Pre-sprout your seeds also. Place a damp paper
towel on a flat surface like a cookie sheet. Then
make a little sprout-packet by folding the towel
over top of the seeds: start with the right and
left third of the towel, pat the seeds down to
make sure all of them get enough moisture, then
fold the top and bottom thirds of the towel over
those to make your packet.
If you’re sprouting different types of plants,
use a new towel for each type of seed.
Put your damp seed packet inside an open plastic
bag (leave it open so they get enough air) and
check the towel daily to make sure it’s moist enough.
4. You can also start your seeds in half of a (clean)
eggshell or half of a citrus fruit rind.
Poke holes in the rind so the water will drain out.
Fill with potting soil and plant one seed in each
container, then when they’re large enough, plant
the entire container in the garden. Voila: instant
compost!
5. Cut off the top of a clear plastic soda bottle
and out that overtop of any tender young seedlings
that may need a mini greenhouse for a while.
Ernesto
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