I believe that growing food should become every person's project. It is one way to become sustainable and to assure you feed your body healthy and reliable food - because you planted it! There are already many ways to do it, and space is not much of a problem.
In the family, we've planted tomatoes, bird's eye chillies and eggplants. We tried to plant bok choy, but the worms get ahead of us before we can even harvest it. Can you recommend a natural solution or insecticide to keep pests away?
By the way, thanks to your post I learned about the water and baking soda wash.
Hello @bikerkiddo, You wrote a great comment. You sound like you have some garden.
About your bok choy, I have never grew them. I do have seed for them though. Those worms you are talking about sound like the ones that eat at my tomato plants. When I see that leaves are being eaten then I look for the big worm that is hard to miss.
Also I just checked what might be attacking your bok choy. Click here to see what you can do.
Keep growing food in your great garden.