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07/03/2026

Grafting green eggplant with Tekokak, still in the eggplant family.





06/03/2026

The hobby of gardening in small spaces is not without its solutions; plant like this.





05/03/2026

Pruning (trimming) leaves on tomato plants is done to help the plant grow healthier and become more productive. The main purposes include:
🌿 1. Directing nutrients to flowers and fruits
Too many leaves can absorb a lot of nutrients. By pruning them, the plant can focus more nutrients on producing tomato flowers and fruits.
🌬️ 2. Improving air circulation
Leaves that are too dense make it difficult for air to circulate, creating a humid environment. This condition often triggers fungal diseases and plant infections. Pruning helps the plant “breathe” better.
☀️ 3. Maximizing sunlight exposure
Leaves that cover the inner parts of the plant can block sunlight. After pruning, sunlight can reach the plant more evenly.
🐛 4. Reducing pest habitats
Old leaves, especially those close to the soil, often become a place for caterpillars, aphids, and fungi. Removing these leaves helps reduce the risk of pest attacks.
🍅 5. Helping fruits grow bigger and better
Since the plant’s energy is not spent on excessive leaves, the tomatoes can grow larger and ripen faster.
✅ Tips for pruning tomato plants:
Trim old leaves at the bottom that touch the soil.
Do it when the plant is already well established.
Use clean scissors or pruning tools to avoid spreading disease.








27/02/2026

Plant Papermint in Used Bottles, Very Easy

26/02/2026

Pruning Old, Overgrown Chili Leaves
If your chili plant looks too lush and bushy, it may seem healthy… but it can actually reduce production 😱
Old leaves at the bottom often become:
A breeding ground for pests & fungi
A barrier to proper air circulation
A drain on nutrients without being productive
cause of poor flowering and fruit development
✂️ Why Should You Prune?
✅ Direct nutrients to flowers & fruits
✅ Reduce the risk of disease
✅ Improve airflow and lower humidity
✅ Stimulate healthy new shoots
🌿 The Right Way to Prune
1️⃣ Select the lowest leaves and those that are yellowing or old
2️⃣ Use sterilized scissors or pruning shears
3️⃣ Keep 2–3 strong main branches
4️⃣ Do not remove more than 30% of the leaves at one time
5️⃣ Prune in the morning or late afternoon
⚠️ The Right Time to Prune
At the end of the vegetative stage
Before heavy flowering begins
After prolonged rainfall (to reduce excess moisture)








25/02/2026

Replacing Growing Media After Harvesting Vegetables
Replacing or refreshing your growing media after harvest is very important, especially if you plant in polybags, pots, or recycled plastic cups. The nutrients have already been absorbed by the previous plants.
Here’s the proper way to do it 👇
1️⃣ Check the Condition of the Old Media
If the media is:
Still loose and crumbly
Not smelly
Free from too many pests or fungi
👉 You can reuse it, but you need to restore the nutrients.
If the media is:
Hard and compacted
Smells sour
Full of old roots and pests
👉 It’s better to replace it partially or completely.
2️⃣ Remove Old Roots
Pull out all leftover roots.
Break up any compacted clumps.
Sun-dry the media for 1–3 days to naturally sterilize it from pests and fungi.
3️⃣ Mix with Fresh Media
Ideal composition:
1 part old soil
1 part compost or well-aged manure
1 part rice husk charcoal / cocopeat / sand
Optional additions:
A little dolomite (if the soil is acidic)
Trichoderma or liquid organic fertilizer to reactivate beneficial microorganisms
4️⃣ Let It Rest Before Planting
Let the media sit for 3–7 days so it stabilizes and doesn’t become too “hot” for new seedlings.
🔥 Tips for Better Next Harvest
Avoid planting the same crop repeatedly (practice crop rotation).
Add organic fertilizer before the vegetative stage.
Make sure drainage remains good.






25/02/2026

How to Grow Peppermint in a Recycled Plastic Bottle (Easy & Space-Saving)
🧴 1️⃣ Prepare the Plastic Bottle
Tools & Materials:
Used plastic bottle (1–1.5 liter)
Cutter or scissors
Nail / heated screwdriver (to make holes)
Rope (if you want to hang it)
Steps:
Cut the bottle into two parts (or cut it horizontally).
Make drainage holes at the bottom (very important to prevent waterlogging).
If you want a vertical planter, make two holes on the sides for the rope.
🌱 2️⃣ Prepare the Growing Medium
Use a light and well-draining mix:
1 part soil
1 part compost or well-rotted manure
1 part rice husk charcoal or sand
Mix well. Make sure the soil is loose so the peppermint roots can spread easily.
🌿 3️⃣ Plant the Peppermint
Fastest method: stem cuttings
Cut a healthy stem 10–15 cm long.
Remove the lower leaves.
Insert the stem 3–5 cm into the soil.
Water lightly (do not overwater).
You can also plant small divisions from an existing peppermint clump.
☀️ Care Tips for Bushy Growth
Place it where it gets morning sunlight (4–6 hours).
Water once a day (twice in hot weather, but avoid soggy soil).
Regularly trim the tips to encourage branching.
Add a thin layer of compost every 2–3 weeks.
⏳ Harvest Time
Ready to harvest in 30–40 days.
Pick the top leaves regularly. Do not pull out the roots so the plant keeps growing. 🌿







24/02/2026

🌱 How to Replace Old Plants with New Ones
1️⃣ Remove the old plant completely
Pull it out carefully and make sure no roots are left behind. Leftover roots can rot and cause problems.
2️⃣ Refresh and improve the old potting mix
Old soil usually has fewer nutrients. Add:
Compost or well-aged manure
Rice husk charcoal or cocopeat
A little dolomite (if the soil is too acidic)
Safe ratio:
🪴 50% old media + 50% new media
3️⃣ Let it rest for 1–3 days (optional but recommended)
This helps microorganisms become active again and stabilizes the soil temperature.
4️⃣ Plant your new seedling
Plant in the late afternoon to reduce transplant stress.
Water lightly — avoid overwatering.
5️⃣ Fertilize after 7 days
Use liquid organic fertilizer, light NPK, or compost tea.
💡 Important Tip:
If the old plant had root disease or fungus,
⚠️ Don’t reuse the soil immediately.
Sun-dry the soil for 1–2 days for natural sterilization.







24/02/2026

It's not about fertilizer, but how to care for red onions so they grow maximally healthy.

23/02/2026

Care of Chili Plants During the Vegetative Period, 2 important things that are often overlooked are pruning the lower leaves and providing natural mulch









22/02/2026

Semi Hydroponic growing media







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