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Planting of vegetable seedlings

In the soft spring sun, I enjoyed planting cabbage and sunny lettuce while being wrapped in the scent of soil. The time to gently lift the seedlings with my fingers and carefully arrange them one by one in the fluffy cultivated field is very calm and calming. The firm leaves of the cabbage and the soft green of the sunny lettuce were contrasting, and I smiled naturally when I thought about the future growth. When watered, the soil moistly wraps the seedlings and makes me feel like saying, "Grow big here." It is also a fun time to imagine a table on harvest day while looking at the small leaves swaying in the wind. While watching the daily changes from now on, I would like to feel the change of seasons with vegetables.

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... Read more家庭菜園での苗植え付けは、ただ作業をするだけでなく自然の変化を感じられる素敵な時間です。私も初めてキャベツとサニーレタスの苗を植えたときは、苗の繊細な葉を傷つけないようにそっと扱うことに気を使いました。耕してふかふかになった土は、苗が根を伸ばしやすく、成長を促すためにとても重要だと実感しました。 また、苗を植えた後の水やりは欠かせません。たっぷりと根元に水を与えることで土がしっとりし、苗のストレスを軽減できます。特に春の乾燥しやすい日には、朝夕2回の水やりを心掛けるのがおすすめです。キャベツの葉はしっかりとしていて丈夫ですが、サニーレタスの葉は繊細なので風で揺れるときの動きを観察しながら、苗の生育状態を判断すると良いでしょう。 苗植え付け後は、雑草対策としてマルチングを施すのも効果的です。これにより土壌の乾燥を防ぎ、雑草の成長を抑えられます。私は黒マルチを使っていますが、環境によっては自然素材のマルチも検討すると良いかもしれません。 成長の様子を写真に残したり、日々の変化を記録していくことで、季節と自分の努力が結びつきます。収穫の喜びだけでなく、その過程で感じる自然との一体感も家庭菜園の醍醐味だと思います。これから苗植えを始める方も、ぜひ心と時間に余裕を持って、のんびりと育てる楽しみを味わってみてください。

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