I started fixing up my garden in December, and now it's already February, but it feels like I'm still not done. Every day, as soon as I wake up and have my coffee, I observe how I set up my garden.
Little by little, I make adjustments based on what I think looks good.
I grouped the vegetables together and did the same with the ornamental plants.
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Of course, I also categorized them further. I separated the trailing crops like melon, bitter gourd, and chayote from tomatoes, eggplants, okra, and others.
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I also separated my ornamental plants based on their water needs—those that prefer more water and those that don’t. Then, I further divided them based on whether they thrive in sunlight or prefer shade.
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It also took longer because I had to change the soil for many plants after realizing that the soil they were planted in wasn’t suitable for them.
For those I identified as succulents, I transferred them to pots with more drainage holes and used a succulent soil mix. For others, I used cocopeat, while for plants like my aglaonema, I added rice hulls to the soil mix since I learned that they grow better in it.
I dedicate a lot of time to gardening, from the moment I wake up until before 11 PM. But I also have other work to do, like my regular job in graphic design and creating affiliate videos as my side hustle.
During my breaks or when I take a rest, I write here on PEAKD to share what I’ve been up to.
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Thanks to everyone who took the time to read my post! Next time, I’ll try to include better images and a more engaging story to make it more enjoyable for you to read. 😊
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