#28 Essential Tips for Starting a Balcony Vegetable Garden | Urban Gardening

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No winter lasts forever; no spring skips its turn.
There is a loveliness to life that does not fade. Winter, it is the time for home.
And January and February are such a good time to start planning your balcony vegetable garden. Oscar Wilde said once, "Wisdom comes with winters."
Preparing our growing space, but more importantly, preparing our mind is the key to a successful and fruitful vegetable season.

Essential Tips for Starting Balcony Vegetable Garden / Tips để bắt đầu trồng rau trên ban công

My 8sqm balcony vegetable garden / Khu vườn 8 mét vuông của mình:

Bokashi Compost / Phân bón Bokashi:

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TIMESTAMP:
0:00 Intro
0:41 Check the rules / Kiểm tra các quy định
1:25 Calculate the time you have / Tính toán thời gian?
2:02 Set a budget / Đặt ra ngân sách
2:52 Choose the right plants / Chọn đúng cây
5:53 You'll need a plan / Lên kế hoạch
7:23 Healthy soil / Đất khoẻ
8:42 Early sowing / Gieo hạt sớm
9:13 Polyculture / Đa canh
10:30 Rotate crops each year / Luân canh

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Essential Tips for Starting Balcony Vegetable Garden / Tips để bắt đầu trồng rau trên ban công 

My 8sqm balcony vegetable garden / Khu vườn 8 mét vuông của mình: 

Bokashi Compost / Phân bón Bokashi: 

[HaleySmith]

I cannot believe the amount of produce you have produced in such a small space. It's so inspiring.

[GoGreenYes]

The backsound is very calming, the plants are healthy, the gardening is beautiful.

[AbroadonaBudget]

This woman is taking more loving, sustainable care of the soil in her raised boxes on a balcony in an apartment than monocrop farmers are on their acres of land. We need more regenerative agriculture enthusiasts- thank you for this lovely video!

[leahsfieldnotes]

This was so beautiful and informative, thank you 🥺💖

[Raekonn]

I don't know what it is that you have that so many others don't, but this is pure art. I keep coming back to your videos every single time. God bless you and your family, the world needs more people like you who can find beauty and peace in simplicity.

[SaffiyahNana]

My mom used to say gardening is a mind therapy and it does. Just by watching on your video, makes me feel at ease. Btw, thank you for the gardening tips. 💕

[novadexter]

This made me super emotional. It's so beautiful and it made me feel so connected to our most basic forms of subsistence and providing for ourselves - growing our own food!

[MayoUtuk]

I personally think the best way to life is by 100% authentically being ourselves and accepting ourselves for who we are, what we have and even where we live.
Finding your channel in 2020 helped me see that. 💡

A life I Once hated has become a life I can't wait to document and share with the world. You made me accept myself and now all I can say is that You are indeed a gift 🌟

[keoni_]

I'm only within 2 minutes of watching this and I'm in such awe of how well put together this is! So educational yet aesthetically pleasing.

[christinemongeau]

Such a beautiful sweet young lady. Your gentleness is precious, whether with your child or the little kitty. . . So refreshing. I love the creative nature of your projects. Your artistic nature of your filming. Perfect !

[angelacarter]

Probably the best balcony garden I've ever seen but what I love most is how you let your child participate. So beautiful to see.

[GemmaJohnshat]

I absolutely love how well researched everything you put on your channel is! It must take a lot of time and effort to wrap so much knowledge into such beautiful picutures. I have lived in Germany all my life but I still learn so many things from your videos and I'm really lucky that I can access the same products and places because you are not vlogging from the United States 😅. Your videos are a massive inspiration! Thank you so much!

[littlehummingbird]

I appreciate the way you use your cardboard juice cartons....placing them on their sides....clever!

[IrisGarza-uc]

This has blown my mind!! Clearly you have put a lot of research and effort into this!! I have a big backyard and I'm struggling too fill the space up cause it's so overwhelming!! Even in this small space I wouldn't know what to do with it!! And the best part it it gets your little one involved and she is learning and not missing out on how to garden which is a very important skill too learn now more than ever!! Well done!!

[linhq]

“The only thing you should spend good money on is soil”. Thanks for the most precious advice though I learned it the hard way. Spending 6 months to grow out a few tomato trees from seeds made me extremely happy. However, I wasn’t able to harvest their fruits due to the diseases. The tree rotted day by day with their green fruits on :(

[ashtonhoffman]

I've always wanted to garden but I'm very transitory and very financially unstable (early 20s in the US) and I'm not very good with plants in the first place. So I absolutely adore and really, really appreciate videos like this that clearly and beautifully introduce complex topics. Thank you so much for your lovely and informative work!

[sarius]

Gardeners are the most peaceful breed of people ☺️

[tokyokacie]

This is the only informational gardening video that has ever made me feel emotional. Beautifully done. I'm not a gardener but have recently thought about planting a few small plants. Thank you for this work of art and information.

[StarOnTheWater]

You are absolute right! Don't waste money on plants that are not going to thrive under the conditions at hand.
My balcony gets over 50 C in the summer, you can't water enough, so I switched all the decorative plants to succulents, crassulacae, grasses and such. They flower like crazy, I'm happy, bees are happy, and I can grow some veggies in the few shaded spots. 🙂