Top Secrets for your Home Garden Success

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Many of us have a desire to create a garden with beautiful flowers or to have a small vegetable garden. It would even appear that at least one Lawn could be set up. But without the right experience or carelessness in setting all this up, the Garden may not succeed. You can easily achieve success if you focus on the little things to keep your garden beautiful and to harvest more vegetables. You can see about it in this article.


Learning First

"Information is Wealth" This phrase should always be forgotten. Whether you want to start a home garden or maintain beautiful orchid flowers in a blender box inside your home, learn things about it first. Well, learn how. It's so easy. Available online on your phone. Free consultations are also available on YouTube and Facebook Group. So you can start after learning clearly about starting a garden


Good plant, Good Seeds.



Whichever plant you buy first, the first thing to look for is to buy something that is pest free. Similarly even if the seeds are purchased it should be organic seed and quality fresh seed. Perhaps you can grow resistant varieties if your vegetable crops are highly infested with pests.


Check Soil Health

We will all see to it that a garden first has sunlight and water. We don’t worry too much about the soil. Any plant will grow well only if the soil is fertile. Soil fertility requires the proliferation of microorganisms that need natural fertilizer. So we have to change to nature instead of chemicals.


Use organic Fertilizers


Plants will grow well if you have the right amount of nutrients, whether they are a plant you grow for beauty or a vegetable. Not only nutrients but also microorganisms are needed to give the crop the form it needs. For this, except for chemical fertilizers, natural fertilizers should be applied. Earthworm manure and compost should be applied once in 15 days.


Organic Pest Control



We can not only destroy insect species but also control them. You first need to look at what types of pests attack your home garden. For example, in case of Horn Worm attack, resistant crop varieties can be planted. Natural insect repellent should be sprayed once in 15 days even if there is no attack of worms.

A solar lantern can be placed so that the mother insects can be controlled. Trap crops can be placed.


Pruning And Harvesting


Beauty plants, houseplants and lawns in your home should be pruned every 15 or 20 days. If it is a vegetable garden, the vegetables should be harvested at the right time.


You can achieve success if you focus on the above things.


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Location: India

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