Clever use of soy sauce when growing vegetables on the balcony, the harvest is so abundant you can't finish eating it all

After work every day I still have to go to the vegetable market to buy groceries. The market is a bit far from home, and sometimes I have to work overtime, so by the time I get home I really don't want to move at all. My mom said, seeing you like this, you might as well grow some vegetables yourself on the balcony, clean and hygienic. Usually just buy some meat and put it in the fridge, then pick some vegetables from the balcony and that makes a meal. It's really nice.

Tomato scrambled eggs, nutritious and simple. The main thing is that cherry tomatoes are easier to grow, so you definitely have to grow tomatoes. Tomato seedlings can be bought from the vegetable market or online. Generally when they grow to 10cm you can move them to a pot. Water them first, lift the seedlings with a bit more soil, and fertilize after 7 days.

For fertilizing I use an organic nutrient solution specially for fruits and vegetables, fermented from sugarcane molasses. It looks like soy sauce, dark and murky, and smells sweet. It's reassuring to use, a pure organic fertilizer. Generally once every 7 days. These seedlings really grow like crazy, growing really tall, loaded with fruit, and they taste extra sweet. I've eaten tomato scrambled eggs, cold dressed tomatoes, and tomato soup, all of them. So satisfying.

As a summer essential, this watermelon definitely has to be planted. The seedling came from my hometown. Watermelons are quite drought tolerant. I generally water when the soil looks dry, using a spray bottle, which is quite convenient. But watermelons have a long growth period. If you want high yield, you have to fertilize diligently. Normally use the nutrient solution once every 7 days. This year the watermelon is growing quite well, already bigger than a hand. Just sitting here waiting to eat it.

Actually strawberries are still my favorite. This one was planted by a friend around Qingming. During the May Day holiday I went to her place to hang out and begged her for a long time before she let me carry it home pot and all. Potted strawberries are now really getting more and more popular among plant lovers. Not only can they be ornamental, you can also pick the fruit to eat. Mine is a four-season strawberry, it can bear fruit all year round. I just fertilized it, hoping for an abundance of fruit.

To be honest, growing vegetables at home is a bit tiring, but every time I get to eat organic vegetables, I feel really happy. Next I'm planning to get a few more varieties.