Working On Seedlings For The Garden

[david777111]

I have to work at my plants for my garden. I usually just place seeds in these little containers and when they grow to little plants I scoop them up out of those containers and put them in plant pots or directly into the ground.

Here I have placed seeds for beets, jalapeno, Japanese egg plant and bell peppers.

I still have to work on my tomatoes. I usually like to grow Cherokee purple tomatoes. I really like the taste of the Cherokee purple tomatoes.

Mom wants to grow yellow colored tomato plants. I do have seeds of the pineapple tomato. Maybe I'll try to get seedlings of those.

I was going to make a veggie fruit drink with my Vitmix this morning. I thought I better take a picture of this pot with True Siberian Kale before I cut a big leaf from it.

Here is a picture of one of many Swiss chard plants I have. I will use a couple of leaves from this pot also for my veggie fruit drink.

Mom also wants more Swiss chard plants. So I might make some more seedlings of Swiss chard.

In my drink I used one big kale leaf and 2 leaves of Swiss chard with some frozen peaches from the farmers market last summer and frozen nectarines from my own tree picked last year and I mixed it up with filtered water.

That drink was very filling.

It is always good to grow your own food if you can. Even if you have no land you can grow some food in a garden pot.

It is a way to be more self sufficient and it saves you money and is healthy for you.

You still have to worry about the chemtrails spraying nano aluminum particulates on your food. What I do for that is wash the food I grow with a solution of water and baking soda.

I read that water and baking soda is even more effective as a fruit/vegetable wash than the chlorine/water solution you buy at the store. I used the water and baking soda to wash my kale leaf and Swiss chard leaves before I put them in my Vitamix to make my healthy drink.

I always keep a lot of baking soda in the house as I use it to fight the flu, acid re-flux, cancer and also to wash my fruits and vegetables and so much more.

So let's try to grow food.

Also it is written, Build ye houses, and dwell in them; and plant gardens, and eat the fruit of them; Jeremiah 29:5.

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Comments

[bikerkiddo]

I believe that growing food should become every person's project. It is one way to become sustainable and to assure you feed your body healthy and reliable food - because you planted it! There are already many ways to do it, and space is not much of a problem.

In the family, we've planted tomatoes, bird's eye chillies and eggplants. We tried to plant bok choy, but the worms get ahead of us before we can even harvest it. Can you recommend a natural solution or insecticide to keep pests away?

By the way, thanks to your post I learned about the water and baking soda wash.

[david777111]

Hello @bikerkiddo, You wrote a great comment. You sound like you have some garden.

About your bok choy, I have never grew them. I do have seed for them though. Those worms you are talking about sound like the ones that eat at my tomato plants. When I see that leaves are being eaten then I look for the big worm that is hard to miss.

Also I just checked what might be attacking your bok choy. Click here to see what you can do.

Keep growing food in your great garden.

[old-guy-photos]

You should check out my friend @aunt-deb. She grows her whole garden in containers! She calls it her Rag Tag Garden!

[david777111]

Thanks for the tip Paul. I'll check her out.

[fikar21]

Thanks for visiting my block.

[david777111]

You're welcome @fikar21!

[jubaidah]

I try to understand the post there with mentranslate first through google, although the language is less precise please in maklumi. Good luck and plants grow as expected. always success@david777111

[david777111]

Thanks for trying to understand. I use google translate to read from other countries too. Thank you so much @jubaidah!

[muhaji]

Beuotifull flowers david,,,
Thank you

[david777111]

Thank you very much @muhaji! They are not flowers, but leaves of kale and Swiss chard. They make for good food.

[luis149]

hello brother Dvid is very good your blog this serves to motivate people to cultivate you commented that I am one of those who do not have these qualities to cultivate and this serves as motivation

[david777111]

Thank you very much @luis149! I am glad it gives you motivation to grow food.

[cplvictoria]

hello @david777111 good publication about your cultivation! I wait for you in my blog with your support greetings!

[david777111]

Thank you very much @cplvictoria!

[luisanita]

Very good publication is very good to have our own vegetables so we can keep ourselves healthy, blessings

[david777111]

Thank you very much @luisanita!

[caroabiel]

Hello friend @david777111I really congratulate you for the beautiful work you do in your garden to sow. Thanks for sharing

[david777111]

Thank you very much @caroabiel!

[glorimarbolivar]

Hola amigo excelente post, me encanto

[david777111]

Thank you so much @glorinarbolivar!