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Hacks simples para hacer que la jardinería

teacher avatar Mark Shorter, DIY expert!

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    • 1.

      Sencillos trucos: intro, plant-in-a-pot, maceta, micro-greenhouse

      3:57

    • 2.

      Tubos de semillas de rollo de inodoro, esponjas en macetas, plantas interiores

      3:40

    • 3.

      Filtros de café en la base de macetas, sales epsom y corbatas

      2:09

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En este curso vamos a ver algunas cosas simples que no tardarán en implementar, pero que harán tu vida en jardineros mucho más fácil.

Aprenderás un montón de consejos y consejos para aligerar tu carga en el jardín, lo que hará que tu afición sea mucho más agradable y placentero.

Este curso es adecuado para todos aquellos que están interesados en jardinería: si tienes un pequeño jardín o un jardín grande, eres un principiante completo o has estado trabajando durante años, definitivamente aprenderás algo nuevo en estas lecciones.

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Mark Shorter

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Hello, I’m Mark and I love DIY!

For the past 15 years, I have been developing houses,  and in that time I have become an expert in everything DIY. I started out as complete beginner and found out that with a little bit of time and patience, nothing is impossible. If you scroll down through my profile, you’ll find plenty of courses that cover topics not only in DIY, but also in baking and gardening encompassing all my passions.

 

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1. Simple hacks - Intro, plant-in-a-pot, micro-greenhouse: Simple hacks to my gardening easier. In this course, we're going to be looking at simple things that won't take too long to implement, but will make your gardening life a lot easier. Plant inner portland Skyping. This tricky is a brilliant one for reorganizing plants. In a flash, all your knees is from large plastic pots. If you have some plants that prefer to live indoors in the winter or plants that only look good for a show season. Well, it can sometimes seem like a big efforts plant remains in the garden just for a couple of months before you have to then dig them up again. Not only that, but it can be stressful to the plant. However, if you bury some large pots and your borders, you can simply then put your own plants, cilia in their own pause into those larger parts. By doing this, you can then remove them in a flash once they start to die down. It also makes watering a lot more efficient since none of it will escape into the ground. Not only is this good for borders, but if you have raised beds, it can make seasonal changes a lot easier to do. Gone are the endless hours ripping, spent bedding plants, trying to dig either roots, simply lift them up here to the pot and replace them with something else. As I said, this technique is good for plants you might need to bring indoors in the winter, such as lemon trees or orange trees. It can be good for seasonal plants such as bedding plants or things or chrysanthemums. But it's also good for plants that might spread quickly if they're planted in the ground such as bamboo. The only thing to be careful of is making sure your plants don't get root bound. So just pick a pot that's large enough for the plant to get enough nutrients for this season. It makes experimenting with different arrangements or loss easier to put cans in the bottom of the pots. If you have really deep parts, it can take a huge amount of soil to fill them. Instead, you should fill the bottom with all cans, empty plastic bottles, or even all plant pots. This is actually a much better way of filling the pods than simply filling them in soil. Because it improves drainage and creates air pockets for better aeration and healthiest soil. I used to also use large rocks or stones in the bottom or more parts. But even though it's good for terms of aeration, it does my the past extremely heavy and difficult to move. If you have an issue with pots falling over, however, then Rocks is the whites ago. But if you want movable parts, then stick with empty cans, bottles, or even plastic plant pots. Edging your loan. I really quick and easy way to create a clean, straight line on the edge of your loan is to use a long piece of timber. Use your foot to hold the length of wood down and then use a spy to cut along the edge. It sounds simple, but I've since so many people choice uses spite freehand, cutting edge of alone Just to end up with a wavy line. It's quite hard to do. The plank of wood helps you to do it in a much easier. Why? Micro greenhouse? If you find it hard to start off cuttings or ceilings and you don't really have the room for greenhouse or a large propagator. You can make your own micro greenhouse using a clear plastic bottle. Just cut the bottom off a clear plastic bottle and place the top part are directly over your ceilings. You can use this method to grow seedlings in plant pods. But you can also use it for ceilings that you're growing directly in the ground. It gives HC link its own mini greenhouse. Once it becomes established enough, you can just lift the bottle off and use it somewhere else. 2. Toilet roll seed tubes, sponges in pots, watering indoor plants: Toilet rolls, seed tubes. Really easy way to grow seeds is society on toilet roll tubes. Just could the cardboard tubes instituting slants and then arrange them in a waterproof tray. Fill each tube with potting soil, and then plant your seeds in them as you would normally do. The good thing about the cardboard is that it breaks down quickly. Once your seedlings already supplanted solid. You can just grab the entire total role and planted in the ground size, having to mess around trying to prepare the fiddly little salience individually. Another useful ceiling part is the ROI and of any citrus fruit, they're probably not as easy to collect and store is toilet roll tubes, but there's still good. Just make a little hole in the bottom for drainage as some damp compost and start planting your seeds. Then when it's time to plant the seedlings out, so just paint the whole lot in the ground. The thing to remember about this tip is it the citrus runs what might the soil acidic? So only use it with acidic loving plants like radishes, peppers, onions, and hubs like parsley, Rosemarie, cij, and time. Watering and feeding tense plants. If you have a large Dench bush or shrub, you might find it hard to feed or watery correctly. It can be hard to get down to the roots. You end up spraying water all over the plant and most will go to waste. Instead, what you can do is get a plastic PVC tube. Just slide the tube, dense the base of the plant, and pull the third slider or water directly into the pipe. If you're planting a shrub, then you could add a tube that goes down to the roots of the plant before you fill the hole in. This is even more effective as it directs water directly to the root system. This is great for new shops, especially during hot periods. Then once established, you can just remove the pipe. Sponges at the bottom of parts. If you have smaller pods than watering can be a problem, especially in warmer months. You might find that most of the water goes straight through the pot and drains away, leaving the source simply dump. A good way to combat this is to put some sponges and then put them in the bottom of the pots before you fill it with soil. The sponges do a couple of jobs that will retain quite a lot of moisture, stopping a lot of the water from flushing straight down at the bottom. And they also create an S spice, which is very important for healthy root developments. Watering indoor plants. I don't know about you, but I always struggled to find a suitable vessel for water in my house plants, I end up point too much water in if I use a jog or if a buyer special highest plant watering can, it always ends up in the way. So I end up putting in the shed or Gary's and they're forgetting about assets. Really good watering count for houseplants is a disposable coffee cup. The takeaway copes with the plastic lids on the top are perfect because the little hole in the lead makes the watering poorest slowly. You don't over water the plant. The crops are also small enough to keep in the kitchen cupboard or bathroom cabinets. 3. Coffee filters in the base of pots, epsom salts, zip ties: Coffee filters in the peice of parts. If you have ever put newly planted ports on a patio or some decking, then water them. You'll know that sinking feeling of seeing dirty water and bits of composts covering your clean slabs, the drip strike outside the plasma of the pause. Well, there are a few things that can be put in the bottom of pods to stop the cellphone company at the bottom. Two of which we've already mentioned in this course. But I don't completely solve the problem of composite Skyping from the house. And the bottom. One thing that does work really well though, is coffee filters. If you price a coffee filter at the bottom of the pot before we fill it with compost, it was stopped all the air from escaping the pot while still allowing water to flow through and not waterlogged the plants. Epsom salts. You might have say an epsilon sources are in the supermarket, marketed as a home remedy for many conditions. But you might not know. It's also useful in the garden. Absence of some might edge of magnesium sulfate. And magnesium can be useful for any plants. Plants need magnesium for producing chlorophyll and for absorbing nitrogen and phosphorus. If you add two teaspoons of Epsom salts to a gallon of water and water your plants with it once a month, they will greatly benefit from it. Alternatively, you can use the same dilution in a spray bottle and miss the leaves with it occasionally, it increases plant growth and is especially useful for vegetables and roses. Zip ties. You should always keep a packet of long zip ties in your garden bag. They're so useful for tying up plants like vines and getting them to grow up a specific structure. Nowadays you can buy any color zip tie you can think of. Just don't toss in it to totally as a stem will need room to move and grow.