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Organic Farming

Organic gardening is the practice of growing vegetables, herbs and fruits relying only things found in nature. The main difference between conventional gardening and organic gardening is the use of fertilizers and pest control.
The soil plays an important role in providing your plants with nutrients, water and oxygen. You can make your soil rich by adding decayed plant material which is an essential ingredient in fertile soils. In tropical climate like India where the temperature crosses 35 degree celcius during day times, its a good idea to add coco peat in the soil which will help retain water and helps the plants from drying out.
Even though organic gardens can take time to establish and require a certain amount of dedication, the organic way to garden is safer, cheaper, and more satisfying! I will share my experience and ways to grow organic veggies in your home.
Eat Healthy! Stay Healthy!
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