Myths of farming - Kings and capus.

There is a saying that says that modesty is the privilege of kings and since the novel “Kings and Cabbage” came to my mind and moreover in my photo archive I saw a photograph of a butterfly whose caterpillar will not refuse a leaf of cabbage the topic fasting was a foregone conclusion.

So, some myths about planting cabbage.

Most experienced gardeners who publish videos about planting plants in their garden will show us the seedlings that are recommended to be planted; first you need to grow them or buy them.

We will talk about growing our own seedlings later but now let’s talk about purchasing cabbage seedlings with the aim of planting them in our garden.

I have repeatedly encountered the fact that when I bought powerful strong seedlings they did not take root the plants got sick and the plant needed very strong care to preserve it.

Thanks to growing aquarium plants and trading them I learned a lot of new things for myself for example, that many plant manufacturers are to put it mildly cunning and grow plants that you will then plant in open ground hydroponically.

Such a plant will take a very long time to take root get used to the soil on your plot of land and no matter how abundantly you fertilize the soil.

In addition seedlings are grown in an acidic environment in a cup filled with peat and your soil may be alkaline as on my plot of land where blocks of limestone constantly appear on the surface of the earth.

But one day I bought seedlings from one grandmother at the market very cheaply but the seedlings looked very modest as they say I blinded you from what I had but all the seedlings after planting in open ground took root very quickly and I didn't need to fertilize it heavily.

Because kings and cabbage are closely related to each other lol.

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More to come!

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Have a blessed day!