Apartment Veggie Garden Tour! 🌿 Self Sufficiency in 2020

My pride and joy!! My balcony veggie container garden tour - my garden is helping me stay self sufficient during these times. I live on Vancouver Island in Canada and can grow veggies year round (USDA Zone 9a).

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[kristina_lynn]

Update!!! Everything is growing out of control!

[tombosir]

I am impressed how you have transformed a small balcony into a beautiful garden. I counted over 20 different plants species in your small garden. It looks beautiful. The kales are clean and infestation free. Lovely and inspiring.

[GregsWildlife]

I bet it's so relaxing sitting out there on a sunny day. It looks lovely.

[fashionovawigs]

Goals tbh, you are making the most out of the small space you have

[cubanguy]

Wow the chives have really pretty flowers, I would have never guessed, amazing :)

[elizabethabebe]

Aww…I’m so impressed. I have never seen such a beautiful green garden in an apartment balcony. God bless 🌺☘️

[williammcduff]

Great job on your patio garden. A couple of things you might consider growing are green onions just buy a bundle from the store and cut off the bottom inch or so including the roots. They'll re sprout and you harvest the green shoots over and over all season. Likewise leaf lettuce can be harvested over and over during the season.

[ej_l]

I planted an eggplant last week..and baby carrots. Trying to do some potatoes soon. Love your vid

[avneetkalra]

This is really nice to have self sufficiency for vegies and more green surrounding make you feel more happy .I really loved your apartment balcony tour this is just amazing...

[walterjimenez]

I glad you actually took the time to put the name of the plants as you got along. that way we can search for it.

[TheAdhdGardener]

U go girl! When I lived in the city I gardened on my balcony too 💯

[hentomo]

a tip: clip overgrowing plant's leaves (only leaves more than 2 weeks old), and put them in the soil so the plants can reuse them. i do this with my tomatoes and strawberries and it helped them a lot.

[puneetk]

I don’t know why but being around plants is so peaceful and such such a nice way to recharge.

[WonderlustAdventures]

Also, love all the plants... I'm not an inside person, so the idea of lots of plantlife inside definitely appeals.

[millirue]

Your garden is beautiful!! This is my first year growing veggies so I'm learning so many new things! I love the idea of inter-planting medicinal plants!

[CrazyFilterLadyEntertainer]

I appreciate the harmful times for three reasons,
we get reconnected with mother nature and remember what we were supposed to eat,
it brings out the Native survival skills of ours....
and we spiritually connect with the grace of the earth which are plants and re-learn we can survive on greens, even for medicinal purposes. I appreciate the hard times, and I love mother nature.

[tonyOnce]

I love how clean your garden is. It's very put together and comfortable.

[chetnamukhia]

Thanks for the lovely video. For the first time I felt that it’s easy & Doable to plant veggies in small space. You’ve worked out things in a very smart way. Am gonna surely try doing it myself. Stay blessed.🙏💞🌸

[wiresa.reintresting]

1:12 yesss.. Attracting beneficial insects. Mimicking natural ecosystems, companion planting, permaulture, plant poly culture, plat guilds, licence... Good . Hope it's going well. This is great. Going to watch more. Yeahh. This is exciting

[fashionovawigs]

The more I get into this video the more jealous I get 😭😭😭 sorry for all the commenting, but hey gotta help my good sis out with the algorithm