No budget Or low budget gardening / नाम मात्र खर्च में शुरू करें किचन गाडन

00:00 Geeti is told that starting a garden is very expensive and it's questioned whether investing so much is beneficial.

01:23 Kavita Roopchand explains how to start a garden with a very little budget.

01:34 Kavita reflects on starting her garden 17 years ago with a small cement spot and slowly accumulating more items over the years.

02:11 In the first few years, Kavita never spent more than 500 rupees on the garden.

03:25 Kavita talks about the cost-effective Grow Bags as an option to start planting.

04:05 Kavita discusses the use of plastic containers and flour bags for planting.

04:25 The speaker advises finding local soil, using rickshaws for transportation, and preparing the soil with dry leaves and kitchen waste.

05:50 Kavita explains how to prepare nutritious and light soil for planting without many expenses.

06:12 Organic options like Neem cake and Mustard cake are introduced for enriching the soil.

07:01 Manure options are shared, including getting it cheaply from local cowsheds or preparing it from dry leaves.

08:19 Recommendations for obtaining seeds from local shops or government shops to save costs.

09:11 Kavita suggests using seeds from household vegetables like tomatoes and chilies to avoid expenses.

10:04 Watering arrangements for starting small rooftop gardens are considered easily manageable. The summary indicates various methods of starting a garden on a budget as explained by Kavita throughout the video. Some topics include using inexpensive or recycled containers, obtaining soil and manure economically, using seeds from household vegetables, and managing water supplies. The essence of the video is that gardening can be started and maintained at low costs.