Growing aeroponic vegetables on temporary land

When there is land next to their house but it is not being used for planting, undoubtedly many people get irritated. The land can be used for planting using the aeroponic technique even though it is accessible and has been made of improvised materials.

This method of growing plants aeroponically is very similar to hydroponics, which does not use any media for growth. The nutrient solution is typically distributed directly to the plants in hydroponic systems, but aeroponic systems work differently because they only use a brief burst of nutrient solution, turning it into a mist that is sent straight to the roots of the plants.

Because it doesn't use soil media, this technique is also referred to as a planting medium with roots that hang in the air. The benefits of this method are that it is of high quality, the plants are fresher, and the aroma and taste are also more delicious than gardening the conventional way. The nutrients required are nutrients that will be sprayed directly on the roots of the plants.

If you grow vegetables using the aeroponic method on a small plot of land, as I am currently doing, it will be more effective if you grow tubers such as potatoes, which are usually grown in the highlands with ample land.

Observe, even if crooked, without focusing on the elevation of the site; These vegetable plants can grow and thrive. neatly arranged, and looks beautiful and captivates the eye.

Although my land is irregular, it is not too broad, so the length and area are slightly different.
However, when I measure the land area from this irregular quadrilateral, the total land area that I determine is approximately 425,744.

This aeroponic system enables you to get a yield of about one month or after transplanting if you are growing vegetables like spinach or mustard greens, as I am currently doing.

Due to the fact that this aeroponic system can be used at home, on undeveloped land, or on temporary land, just as I'm doing it now. ! and I advise you to grow spinach vegetables, a type of plant with a short and quick harvest period.

You can see that some of them are empty in the image below, but don't be alarmed; I've taken some of the vegetables that were growing there because it's time to harvest, even though I wasn't able to harvest some of the others in the same area. Due to the fact that I need a few more days to harvest these vegetables

Although my spinach is only 14 days old, some of the others that appear to be empty have already been harvested because they are 30 to 35 days old. ., so I am unable to harvest my spinach at this time.

I have to work even harder to take care of my vegetables, and I predict that they will be ready for harvesting and selling in traditional markets in 15 to 20 days for my spinach vegetables, but not for the rest, which I will eat at home with my family

The beginning of the dry season or the beginning of the rainy season are both Good times to plant these vegetables, among other advice I'd like to share with you. Subsequently Planting spinach vegetables in soil with a pH of about 6-7 will result in their best growth. The spinach plant, however, will wither if the pH is lower than 6.

You don't need to worry, though, because this method of growing vegetables in the Aeroponic way doesn't require the use of soil media, as I previously explained. As a result, when we plant vegetables on even modest land, we can use it, and the vegetables will grow and develop as they should, what we would anticipate.
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