Cách trồng các loại rau thơm trong chậu ăn lâu dài

Hello everyone, today let's plant herbs together. These herbs are very beneficial for the liver, and after using them for a while, you will notice a significant improvement in your skin. Planting once allows you to enjoy them for a long time, so it's definitely worth it. In this video, I will be planting in small round pots for easier care and use. For the cuttings, you need to choose strong stems with sturdy bodies (you can still buy vegetables from the market to plant). Make sure to plant them so that at least one node touches the soil, as that is where the roots will grow very well. The planting soil should be a mixture of coconut coir, rice husk ash, rice husks, and well-rotted cow manure, then mix in a little clay soil. This is also the type of soil that leafy greens prefer. Since my hometown has clay soil, I use that; you can substitute with whatever local soil you have instead of clay soil. When you first plant, if you have a cool place without direct sunlight, place the plant there for a few days; otherwise, you need to shade the pot. You can also place the newly planted pot under larger trees for shade. After a week, if the plant looks like this, you can be sure that the roots have established in the soil and the plant is truly healthy. This is the vegetable after 12 days of planting. To make the plant greener, you can mix black urea fertilizer to water the plant; for this 2-liter pot, I mix 1 small spoon, stir well until the fertilizer is completely dissolved, and then water it. When watering with fertilizer, use just the right amount; the leftover can be used to water other plants. Later, after each harvest, you can water with black urea fertilizer, and just water once a day after cutting. When it's time to harvest, you don't need to water with fertilizer anymore. After 4 weeks, you can start cutting for use. The first cut may not yield much, but subsequent cuts will produce quite a few shoots from the initial stems, making the vegetable pot look more beautiful. Regarding light, herbs need sunlight; the more sunlight they receive, the stronger their distinctive aroma and nutritional content. This is especially important for the plants to have good disease resistance and to be less susceptible to pests. As for watering, water once or twice a day, depending on the season and the amount of sunlight the vegetable pots receive. Thank you for following my sharing. Best regards.