Voice of Nature
a little service to save the nature, earth, our life. this means a lot.
It's a woman's screaming. Lush greenery. Garden all around. A beautiful mansion in the middle. A mansion is not a palace. A beautiful thatched house. Small chickens...Goats... Cows... Ponds, water springs, trees, plants and vines are breathtakingly beautiful to behold. There is no state to go to the shop. A beautiful full moon day. In the middle of the green land, there is the cot in the man’s height. An old grandfather to chase away the wild cows. Strength not in body, but not without mind. Such a prosperous village.
In time, it started to reduce every harvest. Paddy harvest decreased. Then all the small grains like rye, corn gone away. They started resorting to vegetable shop for nothing. They greedily started using chemical fertilizers and pesticides to increase the yield. Vegetables also believed that it was nutritious. People also accepted vegetables as health. The names of lentil and spinach started disappearing. Cow milk turned into packet milk. we are in the state of buying water "where it starts, it going to be die there itself".
Everything changed artificially and then 10 years passed. They started seeking hospitals. They left what they had and spent on what they didn't have. Where to go? Everything changed except humans because of their selfishness. ₹10, leftovers become 100 rupees, ₹100 sold items become ₹1000. Is your heart beating for get the same nature again? Do you want to make an effort to save the earth again?
This is my voice. You are also ready to voice with me. Do your little service. It will not only refresh ourselves, But also refreshment for earth. A rich person can buy precious things. But is it nutritious? They don't know if you ask. No matter how difficult the situation is, let's leave a little space at home. Try to plant the plants and vines that we need.
Get ready to plant all the vegetables, fruits, greens, and medicinal plants that we need every day. For example, curry leaves, tomatoes, onions. Medicinal plants like basil, neem, turmeric, ginger, white garlic and many more. Guava, Gooseberry can be cultivated. You may ask that you are telling me how to set up a terraced garden and what are the steps for it. Learn as much as possible about setting up a terrace garden yourself. Try it yourself.
Roof Garden
1. Do you have ways to drain water from your roof? That is, find out if there are ways to get out through the deposit.
2. Put waterproof concrete on the floor up to two times to protect the floor from damage.
3. Place the pot on a wooden plank or wooden stand-in or iron stand for the plant. If so, you can clean the bottom and the floor will not be affected.
4. If your floor area is small, you can maintain the plants in the stairwell system or sleeping tank system or on the wall. I’ll explain deeply in upcoming blog.
5. If your building is more than 15 years avoid completely terrace garden. Instead of that, you can move with ground gardening
Types Of Fertilizer
Cow dung
Onion waste
Tea waste
Vegetable waste
Vermicompost(earthworm)
Use the natural manure as much as possible. Anything that you feel organic. You no need to buy all those things in the market. At initial stage you buy it on market. Then, that wastage become the fertilizer after that you get the vegetable and that makes as waste. This is bio cycling.
Best Irrigation
Drip irrigation
This type of irrigation is best for the plants which need the water at root. They grow because of that water. E.g.: Jasmine, marigold, rose and most of the flowering plants etc.
Sprinkler irrigation
This is type of irrigation is best for tuberose kind of plants and also row wise cultivated plants.
These two irrigations are best to save water as well as there’s a gradual growth in the plants. I share the content in my own experience what I have seen in these many years in all around my village. I will share more about this in upcoming blogs.
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SHANMUGA PRIYA C
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