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Self-sufficient gardening became a buzzword over the past few years since many people started to grow produce to make up for supply chain shortages. While the trend has continued, nowadays, the motivation of gardeners is more often sustainability—and, of course, the unbeatable freshness and taste of homegrown veggies. | Self-sufficient gardening became a buzzword over the past few years since many people started to grow produce to make up for supply chain shortages. While the trend has continued, nowadays, the motivation of gardeners is more often sustainability—and, of course, the unbeatable freshness and taste of homegrown veggies. | ||
Before you start your journey into self-sufficient gardening, read what experts have to say about the topic. | Before you start your journey into self-sufficient gardening, read what experts have to say about the topic. | ||
=====Organic Care of Your Garden: Manure, Maceration and Decoction (incl. Plants Chart)===== | |||
[https://www.instructables.com/Organic-Care-of-Your-Garden-Manure-Maceration-and-/ by BaptisteL8 AUTODESK Instructables] | |||
I have an Urban Garden on my balcony for years and I try to use less and less chemicals, mainly fertilizers. I have never used any chemical instecticides or so as I have access to a wide range of fresh herbs, thanks to my mother-in-law house situated in the countryside not so far from us. | |||
I will share with you today the 3 kinds of preparation I make to organically take care of my garden, fertilize it and save it from bugs and fungi. | |||
