Around mid-summer last year, I started reading books about natural cultivation, and I wanted to garden without using pesticides or fertilizers as much as possible. That’s when I suddenly came up with the idea of composting food waste.When I got rid of the summer flowers, I had a lot of leftover soil, so I decided
Natural gardening: Relationship with insects➁I started gardening on my balcony last fall, using natural cultivation without fertilizers or pesticides.With spring just around the corner, I would like to write about how things have been with insects up until now. Last time here.Natural cultivation gardening: how to deal with pests①. First, let’s look at the Antique
Natural cultivation gardening: Relationship with insects ①It’s been about 4 months since I started gardening on my balcony, which is natural cultivation without fertilizers or pesticides.This is the time when there is least insect damage, but I’d like to keep an eye on what it looks like. First up is the Antique Viola Frosted Chocolate
Natural gardening: handling the soilI started gardening on my balcony without using fertilizers or pesticides around October last year.The first thing I did was to stop applying fertilizers and pesticides, and the next thing I did was to improve the soil environment. Around that time, it is time to dispose of spring, summer, and fall
Natural cultivation gardening: What I used as a referenceMy balcony gardening has transitioned to natural cultivation since October last year. Since it is a natural cultivation method, we do not use fertilizers or pesticides.The way you look at plants has changed, and you no longer focus on the flowers, but the roots and the vitality
Since last fall, I have been gardening on my balcony without using fertilizers or pesticides. By enriching the soil and the bacteria that live in it, without using fertilizers and pesticides and doing nothing extra.It was an eye-opener for me to realize that it was so easy and natural to grow vegetables and farm dairy.
