These 4 vegetables will grow as soon as they touch soil, and one flower pot is enough to grow more than you can eat

For balcony vegetable growing, here are 4 vegetables for you. They need only rough management and are easy to care for, so even lazy people can keep them alive. Just find any flower pot at home and grow them, and they will grow as soon as they touch soil, growing wildly fast and producing more than you can eat.

1. Potted sweet potato leaves

Sweet potatoes are highly nutritious, and sweet potato leaves are just as beneficial. Both the leaves and stems of sweet potato can be picked and eaten, and personally I think they taste even better than the sweet potato itself. The leaves also grow very easily, and with just casual planting they can fill a pot.

Sweet potato leaves are generally propagated by cuttings. Cut a stem about 15 cm long and plant it in a flower pot, and in about one month it can be picked and eaten. Of course, you can also buy fresh sweet potatoes, cut them into pieces, and place them directly in a dark, warm place. They will soon sprout, and then bury them in shallow soil, and they will quickly grow into a potted sweet potato plant. 2. Potted chili peppers

Although chili peppers do not grow as fast as leafy vegetables, when grown in pots they still produce quite a lot. We can also grow some chili peppers with good appearance and beautiful colors, which are not only edible but also can be enjoyed as potted ornamentals, such as seven-color peppers and facing heaven peppers, which have very beautiful colors.

When growing chili peppers in pots at home, be sure to place them in a spot with plenty of sunlight. If you can ensure more than 5 hours of light each day, the chili pepper yield will be excellent.

3. Potted lettuce

Lettuce is a leafy vegetable that grows especially fast and is especially easy to grow. Its leaves can be picked continuously, are very tender, and can be eaten in all kinds of ways, so do not miss it for potted planting.

Potted lettuce does not need too much light. As long as there is a little scattered light, it can grow very well, and it has strong adaptability to the environment. When planting, it is best to choose a slightly larger flower pot, and the soil should preferably be moist. 4. Malabar spinach

Malabar spinach is generally not very commonly seen in vegetable markets. Usually it does not need much planting at all. When I was little, I only saw it growing beside fence railings, coming up on its own. It grows very fast and tastes especially tender and smooth.

Malabar spinach has strong vitality, is very easy to care for, and is not prone to pests or diseases. It can be propagated by cuttings. A section of stem can grow into a plant, sprouting in a week and ready to pick and eat in a month. It is a vegetable that keeps growing after being harvested, so one potted planting can be eaten for a long time.