COBAIN GOOSEBERRY YANG MIRIP CIPLUKAN & BIKIN FOCACCIA LAGI - NOVEMBER 2020 GARDENING DIARY

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🌱 Making liquid fertilizer from vegetable and fruit waste is a sustainable practice routinely performed in the garden.

🍃 Blending the vegetable and fruit waste helps it to decompose faster and is enhanced by adding rice washing water before fermentation.

📅 The liquid fertilizer is fermented for two weeks before it is diluted at a ratio of 1:15 to fertilize the plants.

🌞 Watering plants is best done in the morning when the sun is not yet hot, applying water to the soil rather than the leaves to prevent burning.

🍂 Leaf waste can be decomposed faster by adding liquid fertilizer to the pile and regularly stirring for even distribution.

🌿 Regular pruning and adding fresh planting medium are essential for the maintenance and health of garden plants.

🔀 Transplanting plants requires careful handling to avoid root damage, and repositioning them in shady areas before gradually moving them to direct sunlight.

🌼 Harvesting seeds from garden flowers like calendula and marigold promotes new flower growth and saves seeds for next planting season.

🍴 Edible plants like oregano and Nas (also known as perilla or shiso) provide not just garden beauty but also culinary herbs and spices.

🌟 Even with limited space, gardening with repurposed containers like used bottles can yield nutritious vegetables such as Swiss Chard.

Timestamped Summary

00:50 Starts preparing liquid fertilizer from vegetable and fruit waste.

01:20 Explains the fermentation process of 2 weeks for the liquid fertilizer.

02:06 Uses the fermented liquid as a decomposer for leafy waste in a sack.

03:39 Caring for Marigold flowers, re-potting and ensuring roots are not damaged.

05:11 Discusses oregano plants turning yellow due to pot size and refreshes the soil.

06:07 Repurposing olive tree branches as stakes for tomato plants.

08:02 Harvesting seeds from various plants like fairview flowers and calendula.

09:00 Manually removing eggs of white butterflies from plants in the garden.

10:03 Collecting seeds from celery and parsley flowers.

10:29 Observes a goldenberry plant bearing fruit for the first time.

11:23 Harvesting mint, which has been pruned and fertilized regularly.

12:14 Cooking with freshly picked rosemary, lemon thyme, and garden thyme.

15:45 Picking leaves and flowers from a plant (not Gotu Kola) for lunch.

16:23 Shows Swiss Chard growing in used bottles and discusses its taste and nutrition.

17:13 Concludes the garden care activities for November 2020 and encourages continued gardening.

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Q&A

How do I make liquid fertilizer from household waste?

Blend vegetable and fruit waste to make it smooth so it breaks down quickly. Combine it with rice washing water and put it in a bottle to ferment for two weeks before use.

What time of day is best for watering plants with homemade fertilizer?

It's best to water the plants in the morning when the sun is not yet hot. Apply the fertilizer to the planting medium and not on the leaves to avoid the risk of burning them.

What are some tips for speeding up the decomposition of garden waste in a compost sack?

Moisturize the waste with water or compost decomposer, and stir to make sure it's evenly distributed. Remember to turn it once a month to bring the bottom layer to the top to let oxygen in and speed up the decomposition process.

How often should I water my compost sack?

Water your compost sack often to provide the necessary moisture for the decomposition process.

What is the proper way to transplant marigold flowers?

Carefully remove the marigold plants from the garden without damaging the roots. Dig a hole, place the plant in, and press down the soil to compact the planting medium around the plant. After transplanting, water the plant and keep it in a shady place until it's acclimated, then it can be moved to direct sunlight.

How can I reuse olive tree branches in my garden?

Olive tree branches can be pruned and used as stakes for supporting tomato plants or other climbers in the garden.

What should I do if my potted oregano's medium is drying out?

Transfer the oregano to a larger pot with a multi-purpose planting medium, making sure to disturb the roots as little as possible, then add more medium around the plant to encourage better growth.