Jon Jandai Làm Vườn Không Đào Xới Bí Quyết Trồng Rau Nhàn Hạ Tiết Kiệm Công Sức

I no longer wish to be constantly running around the country as I'm getting older and my health isn't what it used to be So I decided to use the soilless growing method then planted tomatoes eggplants and peppers That's how I plant my lotuses spaced apart so they don't cross-pollinate too much Whenever I prune my plants I always use the clippings to make compost The description is very simple—just chop them into small pieces After planting I need to cover the soil with straw to retain warmth for longer and the compost layer will also stay from drying out too quickly I only need to water it thoroughly on the first day and then just once a week after that That's all I'll do That's why farming this way is truly effortless I grow a lot yet I don't have to work excessively hard Spring is the perfect time to get started on gardening Weeds and wild plants grew unchecked along the fence surrounding my house Instead of letting these weeds grow wild like this I'd rather grow something more useful This is the sweet potato vine I've planted The old roots still remain deep underground These are the creeping branches now dead and dried up A type of snack my family really enjoys eating So I'd like to plant more along this fence But the problem is I don't want to have to dig up the yard again I'm getting on in years and no longer as healthy as I used to be so I've decided to implement the crack-free planting method right here in this area What I'm doing is simple—just cutting or trimming back this long grass The garden looked neat and orderly far more disciplined after I trimmed it and stopped trampling the long grass for a while This is the jackfruit tree being overtaken by wild sweet potato vines The wild sweet potato vines have grown too tall I can no longer reach to pick the shoots or the rhizomes Anyway they'll stop growing by the end of the month anyway and won't sprout back until May at the earliest So right now I can safely cut them off I also need to cut down the moringa tree because it's grown too tall When I cut it back new shoots will grow and then harvesting the leaves regularly for eating will become much easier Every part of the drumstick tree including its stems and leaves makes an exceptionally excellent source of organic material for composting Because balsa wood is extremely soft it decomposes very quickly The trick here is that I need to chop them up really finely I will never let go of any branch or remnant in this area for they are all part of my land Whenever I prune trees and shrubs I always use the clippings to make compost The preparation is very simple—just chop them into very small pieces Make sure to cut them really short Once chopped pile them together They will be tightly bound together again And thus the decomposition process will occur very quickly Because when they are packed tightly together water evaporates more slowly As a result microorganisms can easily break them down Conversely if you leave large branches intact air can flow freely causing the water to evaporate rapidly thereby preventing microorganisms from thriving and growing That pile of branches would clatter and remain exposed there for a long lingering while But whenever we chop them up and pack them tightly together decomposition happens extremely quickly Even with branches this large I make the most of them—just cut them into short pieces Not exceeding about 30 cm in length they are directly scattered onto the ground where they naturally break down within just a few months Nothing is truly useless I make use of everything available on this land to create compost especially leaves and tree branches the finest materials for composting But I can't cut these flowers—I can't bear to since my wife loves them so much so I have to leave them for her When I had completely cleared everything away when I had crushed them flat into the ground the forest looked beautiful much neater and cleaner and then I simply spread straw over it layering a thick covering of straw across the entire area This straw layer will act as a barrier preventing various types of long weeds from growing up because it would block the sunlight For the types of weeds I haven't had a chance to pull yet Next I simply spread the compost over the straw layer without needing touch the orange tree to dig or remove anything I really enjoy working in the morning especially during the early hours of each day but I don’t do it for too long I spend less than an hour each day tending to my garden the rest of my time being devoted to other tasks So exactly one hour—no more no less—is the perfect amount of time for gardening I need to mix compost with the soil The soil in this area of mine has an extremely high clay content Growing crops on this type of soil is quite challenging I have to fetch soil from another source then bring it back to mix with compost in a 1:1 ratio as customary That's the approach I'm using here but you don't have to copy my method exactly depending on the soil conditions of each area I will use a mixture of compost and soil from the pit Mix this at a 1:1 ratio and place it in the middle of the already spread compost layer Just a small amount about the size of a cup equivalent to two handfuls of this mixture Putting it right in the middle of the compost layer like this is perfectly fine And now I can grow anything I want right in the middle of that mixture using this technique I don't need to dig up anything at all Growing crops this way is quite easy and enjoyable since I don't have to expend too much energy I don't need to work extremely hard to grow plants This method is far too effortless For me every morning I plant something in this way Now I need to grow many varieties of chili peppers Tomatoes and peppers differ this season for seed collection So I'll plant lotus interspersed with tomatoes eggplants and chili peppers then again tomatoes That's how I plant lotuses separately to prevent excessive cross-pollination It's currently winter here in January The weather is quite foggy The weather is extremely cold and feels unusual compared to normal This is actually the perfect time to plant vegetables Since the weather is cold most vegetables thrive in such conditions And so every morning I diligently tend to my garden This year I have many different tomato varieties Seed preservation requires careful cultivation That is my primary task this year After planting I need to cover the soil with straw to retain moisture longer and the mulch layer will also prevent excessive drying When mulching I leave a small space around the stem so it can receive sunlight And we shouldn't let the compost layer be exposed directly to sunlight as it will dry out To do that I just need to water heavily on the first day and then only once a week thereafter That's all I'll do So growing in this manner is truly effortless I grow plenty but I don’t have to work too hard That’s the real joy of gardening The joy of working less and simply enjoying the sight of trees growing and thriving on their own—there's nothing quite like it Here is a photo of them on Tuesday three days after I planted them They look so fresh and vibrant That's because new roots are just beginning to form They are growing new roots Now they are ready to rise And here is day five Once the roots developed the young shoots also began to emerge Then they grew rapidly as if blown up overnight After this phase we won’t need to do much hands-on work anymore Just one watering is all it takes for the mulch layer to fully deliver its benefits It's truly effortless Have a wonderful day If you find this video helpful please like subscribe to the channel and turn on notifications for new videos And share to support us please Thank you and see you again soon