Cut into slices and throw into the soil. There will be so many fruits that the branches will bend. You don’t need to buy fruits and vegetables in summer!

Tomato pot

1. Choose a larger tomato, as it is more mature and easier to grow in potted plants.

2. Cut the tomatoes into thin slices, about 0.5 cm thick. After cutting, make sure there are white seeds in the middle of the flesh.

3. It is best to choose loose and breathable soil for planting tomatoes. Flower lovers can use garden soil. Of course, friends who don’t have garden soil at home can choose Huahua’s preferred nutrient soil, which is rich in humus and very suitable for growing tomatoes!

4. Spread the tomatoes flat on the soil, cover them with a thin layer of soil, water them thoroughly, and place them in a well-lit place for maintenance.

5. After a few weeks, the tomatoes will sprout.

6. When the tomato seedlings grow more than five leaves, they can be transplanted to the pots, leaving 1-2 seedlings in one pot.

7. Tomatoes are more likely to fall over, so it is best to insert a few wooden sticks into the soil and tie the tomatoes to the sticks.

8. Place the pot on the balcony and water it once every 1-2 days in summer. You can use it in combination with decomposed rice water to supplement nutrients for tomatoes. Then, just sit back and wait to eat the fruit!

Bitter Melon Potted Plant

Bitter melon has the effect of clearing away heat and relieving summer heat, and is a representative vegetable of summer. In summer, my mother would always fry bitter melon every few days. Although it tastes bitter, Huahua actually finds it very refreshing after getting used to it!

1. Choose a bitter gourd that has turned yellow, peel out the seeds, and wrap them in a wet paper towel to germinate.

Alternatively, you can sow the seeds directly in the nutrient soil, cover them with 1-2 cm thick soil, water them thoroughly and place them in a ventilated place. They will germinate in 4-5 days.

2. When the bitter melon seedlings grow 1-2 true leaves, they can be transplanted and planted.

3. It is best to choose a deeper flowerpot for transplanting, and plant one bitter melon in one pot. This is conducive to the growth of the bitter melon root system.

4. First, use chopsticks to poke a hole in the potting soil, put the seedling in, then gently compact the soil around the seedling and water it thoroughly. Apply decomposed cake fertilizer water once every 1-2 weeks.

5. When the bitter melon plant grows to about 30 cm, traction measures need to be taken. You can directly insert a few tall wooden sticks into the pot, or tie each branch high with a string.

6. If you want to grow more bitter melons, you can artificially pollinate them. The pollination time is 8-10 am. Use a cotton swab to apply the pollen from the male flowers to the female flowers. If you want to save seeds, let the bitter melon grow to orange-red color.

Sweet potato potted plants

Sweet potato leaves are known as the "Queen of Vegetables". They purify the blood, promote bowel movements and detoxify... They have many benefits!

1. Wash the sweet potatoes bought from the supermarket, put them in a hydroponic bottle, and change the water every 1-2 days.

2. In about 1-2 weeks, the sweet potato will grow long white roots and small sprouts.

3. If you want to eat only the leaves, you can keep the sweet potatoes in a hydroponic bottle. The sweet potatoes will grow long branches and vines. When the leaves grow up, you can pick them and fry them.

4. If flower lovers want to eat both leaves and sweet potatoes, they need to transfer the sprouted and rooted sweet potatoes from hydroponics to soil cultivation, bury the rooted end in the soil, and water it thoroughly.

5. During the growth process of sweet potatoes, you can pinch the leaves and eat them, and they will continue to grow new leaves. When autumn comes, just dump the soil and you can harvest a bunch of sweet potatoes!

Dear flower lovers, have you learned this simple vegetable growing technique?

Plant it on your balcony now!

You will get a surprise soon~