Homesteading Activity #14: Backyard Gardening | Planting Horseradish Vegetables

Hey! are you a green thumb?

Let's go, join me here...

Let's plant vegetables...

Which sharing another subsistence farming activity in the house regarding to backyard planting or gardening. And also inspirations to have a green sorroundings..

As for me, planting is really one of a kind works at home. Because not all people are really plant growing. Meaning, people who really loves to plant but the plants they planted will gonna be die...

Which for now, I have to plant another kind of vegetables in the house. These horseradish or commonly known as malunggay vegetables here in the Philippines..

I was inspired to plant these vegetables because it is one of a very useful ingredients needed in utan bisaya recipe or in tinula recipes and etc...

Which also it is really one of my hobby when I am just stuck in the house. Which all I have to do was to spend such time to plant in the backyard. Because I really loves to plant most especially in any kind of vegetables...

So I have here, some of the tips in planting these kind of vegetables...

• So first, I'd look for a proper place to where I planted these vegetables. So that it will not be disturb..

• Second, I made a hole for about 20 cm in diameter X 50 cm in depth. Use with a spade and excavator bar..

• Then third, I put already these malunggay stem into the excavated hole. And suddenly cover it with soil on both sides use with a spade..

• Fourth, after filling it with soil. Compressed it with a body weight with foot..

• Fifth, put some big stones around the stem. Inorder not to disturb...

• And last, finish and done with my planting..

Important Reminders:

If I were you, plant these kind of vegetables in the corner portion of a land or backyard. Inorder to avoid from being destructed of any destructions...

And other thing, plant it in deep excavations. Just like I have mention as above..

Which I had also get some ideas in papa-pepper homestead works. Definitely he has a lot of followers here in steemit into his homesteading activities. And I am really one of them of his alledged followers...

Anyway one of the important thing is, I was be able to learn and get some good homesteading and gardening techniques. Which I can apply on my backyard activities at home in going to be green..

And I am so grateful because I had shared another backyard gardening works at home. Whose intention was to beautify the sorrounding. And sharing a little inspirations that can contribute the beautification of mother nature...

So until my next gardening works..

Thank you and good day...:)

10% goes to @steemitphcurator...

Regards,
natz04