Plant a pot of "celery" on the balcony, harvest it when it grows up, and you can’t finish eating it all!

A few days ago, when Huahua was shopping in the market, she found that there was not only the coarse celery that we often eat at home, but also the thinner mountain celery! It turns out that celery is divided into ordinary celery and wild celery. I have learned a lot. It seems that there is a lot of information available in the market!

This little bit of celery aroused Huahua's interest. Since this celery can be sold outside, it must be grown at home. So Huahua thought that everyone must want to know how to grow this celery at home. Today Huahua will share the method with everyone.

Friends who often read Huahua’s articles must know that generally speaking, we will choose a simpler method when growing vegetables at home. Between sowing and cutting, we generally choose the latter. Why? Because sowing vegetables is relatively difficult, and we usually have limited energy to grow them at home, so it is better to keep it simple.

We can choose to use the celery sold in the market, leaving the roots and about five centimeters of celery around the roots for planting. You just need to bury the roots in the soil, and then carry out daily maintenance. The daily maintenance of celery is relatively simple. Let Huahua explain it slowly~

Although celery is a plant that prefers light, we still need to be careful not to expose it to too much sunlight. Too much sunlight is actually not a good thing. On the contrary, it will cause the celery leaves to wilt and turn yellow.

Furthermore, celery is not heat-resistant. Too much light will increase the temperature of celery, which is very detrimental to the growth of celery.

When planting celery, we must also pay attention to the fact that watering is also an important factor. Celery is a water-loving plant, but don't water it too much. If you water it too much, the roots of the celery will rot, causing the celery to stop growing or even rot.

Friends who are planting celery in winter should be careful. Celery is not very cold-resistant. In winter, it is best to cover the celery with a layer of film to take insulation measures to prevent the celery from freezing to death due to low temperatures.

Growing celery is actually not that difficult. The two most important aspects are watering and sunlight. When the celery grows slowly, you can cut it and eat it in batches. Be careful when cutting it. You can cut the outer celery first so that the celery will not be "bald" all at once.

The celery you pick and eat like this is very fresh and tender! It is very suitable for planting on the balcony at home! Everyone, come and try it!