Ways to grow greens in winter Bashny.Net

When the window is anyhow, but winter, I really want warm sunshine and fresh greenery. Shop plants are not suitable here - the taste is not the same and there is no fresh aroma of spring and joy. That's what Olga Papsueva thinks. And in order not to sit idly by, the pensioner grows at home. greeneryNot in a simple way, but in a very clever way.





Olga understands how important it is to save space on the windowsill, so her mini-beds are not simple, but vertical! Thus, you can grow and sprout much more onions and parsley. How to make such a wonderful garden? This will be told by our editorial staff. "Site" And dear Olga.





Greens on the windowsill in winter Ingredients

• 6-8 small sowing bulbs
• lattice
• pit-shell
• disposable
• 3 l of soil
• shears
• capron thread

Preparation

1. Take the grille from the sink, bend it into the cylinder and tie it with a capron thread so that it firmly holds the shape. This is the hardest part.
   
   
   
2. Put a plastic bag in this cylinder. And the edges gently wrap up.
   
   
   
3. Pour nut shells inside the package.
   
   
   
4. Put some soil on top of the nuts. Take the onion, cut off the top of the tip. Place the bow inside the cylinder so that its upper part sticks out through the grille. The surface of the package is carefully cut with scissors.
   
   
   
5. Pour the plant with earth on top and repeat the same actions with the remaining onions until you reach the very top.
   
   
   
6. Place the largest bulbs and fields on top of the finished bed.
   
   
   

Thus, you can germinate not only onions, but also many other plants. If you make an effort, green It will be on your desk all year round. Fortunately, this does not require any special knowledge or devices, everything is easy to prepare with your own hands.





Water and spray the leaves often and you will get a decent harvest. Olga Papsueva advises to make several such “gardens”, because they are easy to care for, and the result will appear in a few weeks.

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Here's her video, by the way. Very interesting!