Fruits of Hardwork

"How I envy those who can grow any vegetable successfully." " Browsing on Google or watching YouTube videos to know the 'know how's' consumes a lot of time." "The failures always disheartened me and I didn't feel like giving it another try." "Wish I had a green thumb" These might be the thoughts of the ones who would love to start growing food or the ones who failed to grow it successfully.  Keeping all these thoughts and wishes in mind 'Fruits of  Hardwork' has come up with a webinar, exclusively for beginners and the ones who couldn't grow vegetables successfully.  All that you need is a space to grow food (balcony/terrace/a patch of land) and a good internet connection. We'll be focusing on specific vegetables which are suitable for this season. Trust me, you will learn to grow with ease and in detail in just one hour. Vegetables that you will learn to grow   1. Tomato   2. Brinjal     3. Chilli    4. Cluster Be...

What do you do with the pineapple crown after consuming the fruit? Throw it away, isn't it? I used to do the same until I realized how important it is to grow your own healthy food. Though it requires a lot of dedication and patience but trust me you'll enjoy the fruit with more pleasure than the ones purchased from the vendors. Below I've enlisted few steps to grow pineapple from its crown. Detach the crown from the fruit and remove the lower leaves so that the white stem is exposed.  Keep it to dry for about 4-5 days so that the fresh wounds caused due to removing the leaves heal. Immerse it in a glass of water and keep it in a sunny spot. See that you change water everyday to prevent algae formation and rotting. You'll see roots in about 10-12 days or more if the environment is cool.  Transplant it in a well drained soil and or in a deeper pot after 3-4 weeks so that the bigger roots anchors the soil quickly and successfully. I've transplanted in a paint bucket o...