If you cut a branch by the side of the road, it will grow madly in the basin, and you can't finish eating too much fruit!

Figs

Figs are particularly delicious, sweet, soft and waxy, with a delicate fragrance. Around March or April, you can start planting!

Procedure:

1. Cut off some fig branches and divide them into small segments, leaving 2-3 bud points in each section, so that they can germinate faster.

two。 Fig cuttings can be cut with the help of plastic bottles, which have been tested by some flower friends, and the rooting rate is higher with plastic bottles than by direct planting. Fill the bottle with 1:1 sand and soil, wet it and insert it into the branches.

3. The soil in the plastic bottle should be kept moist, be careful to put it in the position of scattered light, and should not be exposed directly before transplanting. It will take root in about two weeks.

4. After cutting figs for about 6-8 weeks, they can be transplanted into a separate flowerpot. Remove the soil around the root system a little and you can transplant it.

5. Prepare a large flowerpot for figs so that their roots can grow better and bear more fruit.

6. After transplanting, put the flowerpot in the sunniest place at home and bask in the sun every day. As long as the soil is not too dry, figs are easy to rot if they are watered too much.

7. Some friends say that potted figs are not as many as those planted on the ground, because the nutrition in the pot is limited. Thin organic fertilizer can be applied once or twice a month.

8. Figs usually begin to ripen in August and September, and some potash fertilizer can be applied two months in advance, so that the fruit will bear more and bigger fruit.

Strawberry

Strawberries on the market are very expensive now, but they taste mediocre. Why not plant a pot on the balcony, and after a few months, you can eat the strawberries you planted with your own hands!

Procedure:

1. To grow strawberries, you can buy strawberry seedlings directly and buy them in the flower market or online.

two。 Prepare a flowerpot with a large mouth, not too deep, because the strawberry root system is relatively shallow. The soil can be added with rotten leaf soil and river sand.

3. Clean the soil around the root system a little, then plant it in a flowerpot and fill it with soil. Strawberries grow very fast. Don't plant too many strawberries in a flowerpot. You only need to plant 2 or 3 strawberries.

4. The planting direction of potted strawberries is also fastidious, and it is best to plant strawberries with their bow back facing outward, so that the strawberries grow just hang out of the flowerpot and will not touch the soil.

5. Put the strawberries on the balcony and get plenty of light. Water every day to keep the soil moist.

6. When the strawberries bloom, they can be pollinated. Use an old brush or soft brush to dip in the pollen of one strawberry and brush it on another. You can brush it again every few days to improve the success rate of pollination.

7. Soon, the small white flower will bear strawberries, at this time you can apply a thin cake fertilizer water, so that the fruit will be bigger and taste sweeter.

8. When strawberries turn red, they can be picked and eaten. The strawberries grown by myself are particularly rich, fragrant and sweet. Now plant a pot, and you will be able to eat strawberries around June.

watermelon

In summer, everyone likes to eat watermelons, if the balcony at home is relatively large, you can try to grow your own watermelons. Around the end of March, the temperature at home is above 15 degrees Celsius.

Procedure:

1. Buy some watermelon seeds, and you'd better choose some small varieties to grow at home. Put the seeds in warm water of about 30 degrees, soak them for an hour, remove them and place them on wet paper towels for 2 or 3 hours.

two。 Prepare a flowerpot, add some base fertilizer to the soil, and wet the soil with water. Dig a small hole 1cm to 2cm deep, plant watermelon seeds and cover them with soil.

3. After a week, the watermelon seedlings will be able to grow leaves. At this point, you can start to bask in the sun and keep the soil slightly wet.

4. Watermelons have the habit of climbing vines, so you can use sticks to guide the growth direction of watermelon vines, so that they won't be too messy.

5. After about a month, the watermelon will blossom. If the watermelon does not blossom for a long time, you can pour some rotten bone water.

6. After flowering, the watermelon should be pollinated. On the watermelon vine without a small watermelon is the male flower. Pick the male flower and rub the female flower with stamens.

7. A few days after pollination, small watermelons began to grow, generally leaving one or two watermelons in a pot, but the nutrition of potted plants is limited.

8. After more than a month, watermelons are almost ripe. Watered less before harvest. Too much watering will lead to unsweet watermelons. When the watermelon skin is clear and the sound is dull, you can pick it off and eat it!

Now plant a pot, and you can eat fruit in summer.

The green and delicious ones grown by yourself

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