If you want to grow organic vegetables, you need to understand that there are certain pests that will disturb the growth of your plants. They can be anything from insects to animals that feed on the vegetation. If you do not want anything unhealthy to happen to your plants, you have to do something to avoid the buildup of pests on your garden.
A lot of pest can be avoided by doing your gardening in a safe manner. For example, you can set up your compost pile to avoid the pests from invading your garden. Anything that is biodegradable can be used in your compost pile. Do not use food that has been treated with chemicals. When you mix the biodegradable wastes with the compost, the compost is already made up of a lot of organic matter that will help your garden grow.
To make sure that nothing risky happens to your garden, you have to learn and share the information with other gardeners. If you have children or pets that accompany you to your garden, it is important that you choose a place that is not prone to an epidemic of pests, particularly insects that eat away at your vegetation.
What is organic gardening?
Owed you know that organic vegetable gardening does not use anything artificial, chemical fertilizers or chemical pesticides? It is completely natural and very seldom exposed to any hazardous substances. In fact, it uses organic matters that will decay when they are in place. This decay does not harm anymore the vegetation, but the chemicals that were used to produce the pesticide and the fertilizer are absorbed by the natural matter and the earth.
To support your organic garden, you can use wooden stakes, bricks or Border Trust. These structures create an ideal environment for earthworms and other organisms to be able to grow and flourish on. You can also use a natural fertilizer in your organic garden, such as water mine by burying the spent crop along with the remains of the stalk. If you have got a sandy type soil, the crop will be broken down by the water before it can affect the soil.
Another helpful tip is that you should only use organic matters in your garden. Most of the times, these matters will decay and turn into nutrients the plants need in order to grow. Some of the most common and necessary organics in any kind of organic garden is compost, rock phosphate, bone meal and blood meal.
Remember that you should use organics that don’t contain any pesticides at all. If you decide to use pesticides, make sure that the organic products you use are free of any chemical substances that may be harmful to the plants and the environment.
How to grow organic vegetables
1. Soil preparation
– You should determine the soil type, its pH and what nutrients are present in the soil. Buying a soil testing kit can be very costly. Therefore, you can use the technique of enriching your soil naturally. By sprinkling blood meal and bone meal, you can make the soil very rich for about three weeks. Afterwards, you can leave the fertilizers to do their work and let the worms work for you while you enjoy watching your plants grow.
– Time Gardening
– Take about 6-8 weeks to let the seedlings grow from seedling to a size that is manageable for you.
– Planting
– posing your seedlings in the open air
– lets your vegetables grow in the open air for about 4-6 weeks
– idential gardening
– growing various plants in succession
– growing onion sets, garlic cloves, peas
– ulpturing a plant or tree
– arranging plants
– using contemporary planters
– the final step is to place the planters in your backyard
– Enjoy your planting!
