Garden Journal - Seedling Begins

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Hello everyone, Welcome.
How are you all? How is your garden today? Very good or is something happening? Surely, every creature that lives in your garden must be doing something. Like breathing or photosynthesizing, I think that's how they live perfectly to get through the days before being harvested.

Most of my plants are indeed vegetables, we live from the vegetables in my garden. Not only can they be eaten, but they also provide more than just life. Sometimes, something I do in the garden brings bad thoughts or bad feelings away because I'm busy taking care of them.

A new batch has arrived, where I decided to transplant all the seedlings from last week into netpots and hydroponic boxes. There are many types, especially water spinach, pakcoy, green mustard and lettuce. There are 4 types of vegetables this time, not too many and I don't focus on just 1 type of vegetable.

They grow simultaneously and will most likely be harvested gradually. I deliberately set their growth gradually because we will only consume all these vegetables at home. The small water spinach will be sold to someone who will be exhibiting at the mall. Regarding hydroponics. I often get offers to sell seedlings for them. So I don't have to bother waiting for the harvest.

Last month, I even stopped eating all the water spinach that I planted because it had not reached the final harvest, someone came to take it all to show off. Indeed, the end of the year determines all government offices to carry out various activities, especially for the agricultural department to introduce hydroponic cultivation to farmers and the community.

This batch was so difficult, not because the plants were difficult to grow when sowing seeds, but because of the extraordinary transition. You know, the weather lately has been very bad. The rain and the sun are not communicating well, until finally, in the morning it was endlessly cloudy, the afternoon was very hot, and at night there was a storm. In fact, there was a Styrofoam box that fell from the 2nd floor and broke. The fate of this Styrofoam box is really unfortunate, I can no longer use it.

The Styrofoam flew away in the strong wind last night, coincidentally the water content in the box was low and it just fell. I heard the sound of it falling, but I didn't know that the box was sliding down. Luckily it didn't hit anyone else and endanger someone's life. But, I had to throw away the Styrofoam box because it was no longer usable. In fact, boxes like that are very hard to find anymore nowadays.

But I think you can see some vegetables that grow well in my garden? They are very beautiful and grow very well, especially the growth is even. That's because they are cared for with all my heart. The most important thing I do to make my vegetables grow well is to give them proper attention. Even though the weather is very unfriendly to all my hydroponic vegetables, I always give them good affirmations every morning when watering or checking the dosage of hydroponic fertilizer.

One day, I really want to have a large area and plant hydroponics as a source of fiber for the people around my house. But, that's a really long way to go. At least, little by little there are people who realize how important it is to have a small garden at home and filled with vegetables. So that everyone realizes how important vegetables are to their lives.

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