Start small. Most of us stay in high rise apartments. And our government in Singapore gave us free seeds. If not it’s easily purchase from supermarkets or online.
Tip 1: start seeds in seed tray. Not only you can reuse the tray, you know which seed is a success.
Tip 2: plant either free seeds (Kang kong or bak Choy) or buy curly kale or Red amaranth which are superfood. Use your time wisely to plant high value crop.
Tip 3: buy soil meant to start seeds. It’s easier that they already premix the soil for you
Tip 4: transplant with are – three to five true leaves
For those without hydroponics system, transplant into a bigger pot and space according to the package instruction.
Tip 5: water it sufficiently, too much water kills and let it grow. Fertiliser them weekly according to instructions. Too much fertiliser will kill your plants.
Tip 6: allocate two to three plants per family members. I have a system that produces 48 plants so it’s easier to harvest in batch.
Tip 7: enjoy the whole process. Gardening is not about the end result, like a archer who takes control of his aim, the arrow may end up somewhere but you have done your best.
Zen’s garden 