Question 1

What Kinds of Crops Are ideal For no Water Vegetable Gardening?

Accepted Answer

There's no point in planting high water-demanding crops if it is a no-water veggie garden you are looking to cultivate. So, you have to know what crops to grow.

Crops best suited for this type of planting include; beans, herbs, spinach, lettuce, potatoes, tomatoes, etc.

Question 2

What Type of Soil is Best to Use For no Water Vegetable Gardening?

Accepted Answer

We all know when it comes to agriculture, loamy soil is mostly the best option for planting crops due to its aeration, porosity, and nutrient availability. But in no water farming, you'd like a little more capacity for water retention and compactness.

So, your best soil option is a mix of loam and clay soil. So, the loamy soil retains its beautiful properties with an even higher capacity to hold water, thereby preventing unnecessary leaching.

Question 3

How Often Should I Water my Veggies?

Accepted Answer

Watering in no water veggie gardens has to be strategic since you would be doing just a little irrigation. It's advisable to use watering tech systems to help make it easier and more programmed, though.

Watering should be done in the mornings and probably just 2 - 4 times a week. More frequently at the seedlings stage and less frequently as they grow older. The point is, after they take root, you may need not water at all anymore till harvest!

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Month: June 2021