A balcony should not be without this, it is 1000 times more colorful than flowers, easy to grow and delicious!

Cherry radish

Planting tips:

1. Go to the flower market to buy seeds and wrap them in moist toilet paper to germinate them.

2. After germination, place them evenly in the flowerpot and cover them with a layer of sand.

3. Ensure long-day exposure. It is best to place it in a sunny position and provide sufficient light every day.

4. During the peak growth period of radishes, water them frequently with small amounts and do not let the soil dry out, otherwise the core will become hollow and affect the taste.

Pagoda Cauliflower

At first glance, what do you think this is? It looks really strange. Let Huahua tell you, this is a vegetable called pagoda cauliflower.

It is rich in protein and vitamin A, and its nutritional value is dozens of times that of ordinary cauliflower, but its taste is not much different from ordinary cauliflower. But Huahua thought, since it looks so good, who cares whether it tastes good or not, because she simply can't bear to eat it.

▼Comparison with ordinary cauliflower

Planting tips:

1. Cauliflower is generally grown by seedling transplanting.

2. Within 20 days after planting, water a little every 10 days, but do not apply fertilizer. Take it slow at first.

3. After 20 days, apply urea once a week. When the cauliflower is just growing, add some phosphorus and potassium fertilizers so that the cauliflower can grow bigger.

4. After they grow up, cut them with a knife and stir-fry them into shrimps, which are refreshing and tender.

UFO Melon

The flying saucer melon is shaped as its name suggests, like a small goose yellow flying saucer. It looks like a cartoon and is very popular.

Planting tips:

1. Go to the seed store to buy some UFO melon seeds, and then use moistened toilet paper to germinate them. After germination, transplant into pots.

2. Because the leaves are large, the water evaporation is large and it is not drought-resistant, so it needs to be watered more frequently.

3. It likes light and fertilizer, and is better planted in sandy loam.

Daylily

You may often buy day lilies in supermarkets, but it will definitely be more fulfilling if you grow them yourself.

Planting tips:

Daylily is usually planted in divisions.

1. Dig out the rhizomes from the ground and divide them into several plants, making sure each plant has new buds.

2. Then bury the roots in the soil, about cm below the soil

3. After the day lilies grow, pick them and stir-fry them or dry them and make soup, both are delicious.

Artichokes

You may have rarely heard of artichokes because they are rarely sold in domestic supermarkets. It is generally used more in European and American countries. After all, it is a must-have dish at the Queen of England’s state banquet. It is rich in nutrients and has a protective effect on the liver.

Planting tips:

1. Sowing seeds will take a long time, so it is best to plant them by division. You can buy seedlings at a local nursery.

2. Plant the roots deep into the soil.

3. Artichokes like coolness and sunshine. Apply organic fertilizer once a month and harvest them about 15 days after budding, otherwise they will not taste good after flowering.