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Organic Vegetable Gardening Information

Organic Vegetable Gardening:

Introduction to Organic  Vegetable Gardening: What is Organic Vegetable Gardening? Organic Vegetable Gardening is nothing but growing vegetables without chemical fertilizers and pesticides but with natural ways.

Organic  Vegetable Gardening Basics:

Organic Vegetable Gardening Information
Raised Bed Organic Vegetable Gardening.

Organic Vegetable Gardening At Home:

Container Organic Vegetable Gardening:

Organic Vegetable Gardening Information
Container Organic Vegetable Gardening.

The best suitable vegetables for container vegetable gardening are

Make sure to expose these planted containers to sunlight at least for 6 hours. Usually, the containers used for organic vegetable gardening are made from clay, plastic, or wood. When you buy the containers from the store, select based on the length of the roots and their width.

If you find any aphids in container plants, get the other insects like ladybugs (a pack) to prevent aphids.

The container organic vegetable gardening is the best option for people living in condos and apartments who don’t have backyards.

Organic Vegetable Gardening Tips:

Here some gardening tips for growing vegetables organically.

  1. First and foremost, decide the types of vegetables to grow in the garden. As you know some kind of vegetables cannot be grown in some regions because of climatic conditions and soil types.
  2. Select the plants which can adapt well to drought conditions, temperature changes, different soil types, sunlight, and shade.
  3. Select the organic plant seeds with great disease-resistant power along with providing more yield of vegetables.
  4. It is better to determine the available space and design your organic vegetable gardening layout so that it would be easy to know how the vegetable is being grown.
  5. Mulch the vegetable garden so that weeds can be controlled, soil moisture can be protected and mulch material can be turned into organic matter to feed your plants. Mulch materials such as food waste/kitchen waste, dead leaves or grass, and manures can be used.
  6. In Organic vegetable gardening, it is not required to dig too deep as most of the vegetable plant roots are found 5 to 6 inches from the soil surface.
  7. Other than compost, add natural fertilizers like neem cake and organic materials in the organic vegetable garden. These can even encourage native earthworms which are best for organic compost making and increasing soil fertility.
  8. To prevent the pests from pests and wild animals, some birds, frogs can be placed in the garden apart from securing the area with a good fence. If you find the plants are infected, use dilute soapy water and then clear water that is very effective to control the affected stems and leaves.
  9. If you decide to plant vegetables that are already grown in nursery beds, care should be taken when you remove them so you avoid tearing the outside roots. These grown-up plants are mostly available in plastic containers or pots.
  10. Mix up your organic vegetable gardening with a variety of plants rather than with a single plant type as this can be useful in preventing some insect pests.
  11. ladybugs, fireflies, green lacewings, praying mantis, spiders and wasps are useful in eating insects. Apart from that, these can pollinate the plants and decompose organic matter in the garden. remove any weeds by hand to keep the garden clean weed-free.
  12. Avoid planting the same vegetables in the same space, again and again, Ensure you go for crop rotation to make the soil fertile and avoid some diseases and pests. Don’t plant vegetables too deep as this can damage roots and also encourage weeds on the soil surface.
  13. To be successful in any organic vegetable gardening business, you must have a proper plan with the layout, soil, compost, water, and pest control.

In case if you are interested in this: Hydroponic Nutrient Chart.


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