Automatically translated.View original post

Planting vegetables, buying them, making them yourself, saving better....

2/15 Edited to

... Read moreการปลูกผักในบ้านหรือพื้นที่จำกัดเป็นเทรนด์ที่ได้รับความนิยมสูงในปัจจุบัน เพราะนอกจากช่วยประหยัดค่าใช้จ่ายในการซื้อผักแล้ว ยังช่วยให้เราได้ผักสด สะอาด ปลอดสารพิษอีกด้วย ผมได้ทดลองทำแปลงปลูกผักเองโดยเลือกใช้อิฐบล็อกที่มีราคาถูกเพียงก้อนละ 7 บาท ซึ่งถือว่าคุ้มค่ามากเมื่อเทียบกับราคาแปลงปลูกผักสำเร็จรูป ที่มักมีราคาสูงและบางครั้งก็ไม่ได้คุณภาพตามต้องการ วิธีทำแปลงปลูกผักแบบนี้ไม่ยุ่งยากเลย โดยอิฐบล็อกสามารถเรียงตัวกันเป็นรูปทรงที่ต้องการได้ ข้อดีคือแข็งแรงและทนทาน สามารถย้ายแปลงปลูกผักไปยังจุดที่มีแสงแดดหรือเหมาะสมกับผักแต่ละชนิดได้สะดวก อีกทั้งรูปแบบยังสวยงาม ทำให้พื้นที่สวนครัวของเราดูน่าปลูกผักมากขึ้น สำหรับผักที่สามารถปลูกในแปลงแบบนี้ได้ดี เช่น ผักบุ้ง, ผักกาด, สะระแหน่ และผักสวนครัวอื่นๆ ที่ใช้พื้นที่ไม่มาก เรียกได้ว่าการทำแปลงปลูกผักเองด้วยอิฐบล็อกนั้นเหมาะอย่างยิ่งสำหรับคนที่มีพื้นที่จำกัดหรือผู้เริ่มต้นปลูกผักที่ต้องการประหยัดงบประมาณ นอกจากนี้ การเลือกใช้วัสดุที่ทนทาน สามารถนำกลับมาใช้ใหม่หรือปรับเปลี่ยนรูปแบบได้ตามต้องการ ยังเป็นการลดขยะและเพิ่มมูลค่าให้กับวัสดุก่อสร้างเก่าอีกด้วย สุดท้าย หากใครสนใจอยากลองทำแปลงปลูกผักเอง แนะนำให้สำรวจพื้นที่ปลูกและเลือกผักที่เหมาะสม รวมทั้งใส่ใจเรื่องน้ำและปุ๋ยธรรมชาติ เพื่อให้ผักเจริญเติบโตได้ดีและได้ผลผลิตสดใหม่ไว้รับประทานในบ้านอย่างสุขใจ

Related posts

Flatten Your Belly with This Simple Sugar Detox!✨🍋
As the holiday season draws near, the aisles of stores are adorned with sweet treats, cookies, and festive confections, tempting us at every turn. While it’s easy to indulge during this joyous time, taking a moment to reflect on the impact of sugar on our health can inspire a sugar detox. This deto
Chalie_Baker

Chalie_Baker

905 likes

It’s planting season!
I’ve been working hard on getting my flower beds looking nice! Think I’ll plant some of these now to keep the mosquitoes at bay! #plantingseason #gardening #spring #plants #outdoors
🩷🪩EricaStylz~SAHM🪩🩷

🩷🪩EricaStylz~SAHM🪩🩷

7667 likes

A garden with raised beds, sunflowers, tomato plants, and marigolds, featuring the title "Companion Planting Guide!" overlaid on the image.
A list on a black background detailing companion plants for tomatoes, including basil and marigolds, and plants to avoid, such as potatoes and broccoli.
A list on a black background showing companion plants for potatoes, like beans and garlic, and plants to avoid, such as tomatoes and peppers.
Companion Planting Guide!
This is not a perfect list of everything! Just the most commonly grown plants. And I couldn’t fit every plant that does or does not get along with other plants. I hope this is helpful! If I don’t have one here you’re curious about, comment below and maybe I can do a part 2! I have accidenta
Meghan

Meghan

2672 likes

Green onions and lettuce bases are shown regrowing in glass jars filled with water, illustrating the concept of using leftovers to grow vegetables. The title 'Using Leftovers To Grow Vegetables: A Guide For Every Gardener' is prominently displayed.
Text on a blurred background of kitchen scraps emphasizes sustainability, saving money, and reducing food waste by regrowing vegetables from leftovers. It highlights the benefits for both beginners and experienced gardeners.
Text on a blurred background of vegetable scraps explains the importance of regrowing vegetables from leftovers, citing food waste statistics and promoting sustainability, family engagement, and therapeutic benefits.
🍋How One Grocery Item Turned Into A Garden🪴
✨By sourcing food from your own kitchen scraps, you contribute to a cycle of regeneration that benefits both you and the earth. ✨So whether you're a family looking for fun activities to do together or an experienced gardener searching for innovative challenges, utilizing leftovers to grow vege
Nature Elegance

Nature Elegance

196 likes

Planting your intentions is magick !
Some intentions are not meant to be rushed… They are meant to be planted. 🌱 There is something powerful about placing your wishes into the earth and letting nature hold them while they grow. A bay leaf. A little dirt. A quiet moment. And faith. Every time you water the plant, remembe
Hug life 🌸

Hug life 🌸

73 likes

- Beginner Planting Guide 🍋🌷
Trust me I don’t have a green thumb either but with warm weather to come we might as well try. ~ SPRING Vegetables: Tomato, Cucumber, Carrot, Lettuce, Spinach Flowers: Daffodils, Tulips, Pansies, Primroses Tips: Start seedlings indoors, transplant after the last frost, provide ample sunl
Brooke˚₊‧♡ ‧₊˚

Brooke˚₊‧♡ ‧₊˚

1979 likes

Manifesting Magic: Planting Powerful Seeds in Kids
Teaching Kids to Manifest: Planting Seeds of Possibility Manifestation isn’t just for adults—kids can learn how to dream big and believe in themselves too! Here’s how to guide your little ones through the magic of manifestation: 1. Start with Gratitude Help them list 3 things they’re
ElevatedByShell

ElevatedByShell

302 likes

Saving seeds to plant from the garden 🌱
Seed saving is a great way to garden on a budget! #seed #planting #plants #gardening #garden
thecottagepeach

thecottagepeach

3082 likes

STOP PLANTING LIKE THIS ❌
I’m just saying… do y’all believe me now?? 👀🌱 Same plant. Same seeds. Two different methods… and look at the difference 😳 One was planted straight in the ground… The other was started in a plastic bag first 👀 Sometimes it’s not what you’re growing… it’s HOW you’re growing it. Stop mak
Chef YasmyneChanel 💕

Chef YasmyneChanel 💕

357 likes

✨Busy Girl Guide: Toning Upper-Body✨🚫No Bulking⏳💪🔥
If your goal is to develop a toned and defined upper body without adding excessive bulk, you’re in the right place. Here’s my guide that combines targeted workouts with insights into muscle engagement, diet, and overall fitness strategies to help you achieve a lean and sculpted upper body as a
Chalie_Baker

Chalie_Baker

101 likes

Planting Seeds of Faith: Speak Life Over Yourself
We all have been through or currently going through times that we doubt ourselves but not anymore! We will plant positive seeds and watch them grow!!! #dailydevotional #faithoverfear #positiveaffirmations #christianlifestyle #encouragement
Tootsie_Roll

Tootsie_Roll

198 likes

Planting tips
This is a game changer. The easiest way to plant your flowers🌻 #garden #gardening #diy #plant #lifehacks #planting #gardenhacks #flower #flowers #flowerlover #viral #fyp #containergardening #greenthumb #tips #spring #summer #beautiful
Gardenholic

Gardenholic

354 likes

An infographic titled "Bulb Planting Depth 101: Your No-Fuss Guide" by Gardenote, illustrating various flower bulbs planted at their recommended depths in soil. A centimeter scale on the left shows depths from 4 to 18 cm, with bulbs like Anemone, Ranunculus, Crocus, Dwarf Iris, Muscari, Narcissus, Tulip, Hyacinth, Fritillaria, and Allium positioned accordingly.
🍂 Bulb Planting Depth 101: Your No-Fuss Guide 🍂
Bulbs come in all shapes and sizes—and their ideal planting depth depends on how big they are! The golden rule? Spring bulbs should go in the ground 2–3 times as deep as their total height (top to bottom). That means tiny bulbs get a shallower spot, while big bulbs need to be tucked deeper down. No
Gardenote: Garden Planning

Gardenote: Garden Planning

34 likes

The entrance of a Costco Wholesale store with a text overlay that reads: 'Stop Buying Trash at Costco This Is What I Buy Instead as a Holistic RN'.
A hand holding a box of Drumroll Mini Glazed Donuts, featuring 8 packs with vanilla and chocolate flavors, highlighting protein and prebiotic fiber content.
A hand holding a 12-cup box of MUSH ready-to-eat overnight oats, showcasing French Vanilla, Chocolate Brownie, and Apple Pie flavors with 15g protein.
Better for you at Costco
What I buy at Costco as a holistic RN. I always prioritize whole foods first—things like eggs, quality meats, fresh fruit, and vegetables. That’s the foundation of real nourishment and what I recommend focusing on every time you shop. That said, life gets busy. If you’re looking for quick, be
Jasyra RN

Jasyra RN

849 likes

This image lists 9 crops suitable for year-round bucket gardening: tomatoes, onions, potatoes, kale, cucumbers, garlic, peppers, carrots, and spinach. Each crop is shown in a circular photo within a bucket.
This image illustrates the average planting to harvest times for common crops, including tomatoes (60-90 days), potatoes, corn, bananas, watermelons, pineapples, cucumbers, mangoes, and avocados, with varying durations from days to years.
This image provides a guide on how much to plant for a year's worth of food, listing quantities for various crops like broccoli (15 plants), cabbage, carrots, cucumber, garlic, kale, lettuce, onion bulbs, peppers, potatoes, sweet potatoes, and tomatoes.
Happy planting ✨
Just setting this here. I want to get a greenhouse so I can grow year round. We’ve had a very productive year so far. Keep planting your fast growing veggies!! #plants #garden #hoodsteadwithree #homestead #gardening
HoodSteadWithRee

HoodSteadWithRee

2481 likes

Sow these 3 crops for Spring Planting
I know it’s still winter, but if you’re anything like me, you’re already itching to get back into the garden! If you’re still planning your 2025 garden, let’s talk about the crops you can start sowing very soon. The key to a successful garden is growing with the season. That means it’s time to s
Gingerfoot Garden

Gingerfoot Garden

489 likes

Planting her picture in Walmart
#couple #couples #funnycouple #fyp #foryou
QandKiya

QandKiya

1497 likes

February Planting Guide!🌸
Here is my usual monthly planting guide! I’ll be starting seeds in March here in MN. #garden #gardening #plants #home #homesteading
Meghan

Meghan

506 likes

Planting A Pomegranate Tree 🌴
Thrilled to share the latest addition to my garden! 🌿 I just planted my gorgeous pomegranate tree from @Tytynursery in a large container, and I'm so excited to watch it grow! 🌸 The tree arrived full, healthy, and FAST 🚀, and I'm loving the vibrant color and lush foliage already 🌻. Can't
Chef YasmyneChanel 💕

Chef YasmyneChanel 💕

661 likes

Easier planting
R💚Taylor

R💚Taylor

696 likes

Affordable Groceries We Keep Rebuying💸🛒
We don’t really follow a strict meal plan… we just try to keep things on hand that are easy to throw together after work and that we know we’ll actually eat. This week’s haul was pretty small, but it’ll cover a few dinners, breakfasts, and the random snacks we end up grabbing. The steak and aspa
Brooke˚₊‧♡ ‧₊˚

Brooke˚₊‧♡ ‧₊˚

373 likes

A close-up of hands planting a small green seedling into rich soil, with text "ZONE 6 ~ MAY planting guide" and keywords like "night temps," "regions," "direct sow," "what to plant," and "tips."
A sunny garden path lined with colorful flowers, featuring text "SAVE THIS for your May planting guide" and "FOLLOW FOR YOUR ZONE new blooms every month" from Blooms by Zone.
A guide for Zone 6 May edibles, listing vegetables to "PLANT NOW" like tomatoes and peppers, "ALSO GREAT" options such as melons and eggplant, and "BONUS" crops like lettuce and radishes, with a tip on frost.
Zone 6 May Planting Guide 🌱
May in Zone 6 is when the garden finally begins. The risk of frost is fading, the soil is warming, and this is the moment many gardeners have been waiting for. If you’ve been holding off — now you can plant. ⸻ 🌱 Direct Sow Now ~ Beans ~ Corn ~ Cucumbers ~ Squash ~ Lettuce ~ Carr
🌿 Lyly 🌿

🌿 Lyly 🌿

19 likes

A garden scene with young plants in soil and a trowel, featuring the title 'Blooms by Zone ZONE 8 ~ APRIL planting guide' and topics like night temps, regions, direct sow, what to plant, and tips.
A vibrant garden path with yellow daffodils and purple flowers, overlaid with text encouraging viewers to 'SAVE THIS for your April planting guide' and 'FOLLOW FOR YOUR ZONE' for new blooms monthly.
A list of Zone 8 April edibles to plant now, including tomatoes, peppers, basil, cucumbers, beans, squash, melons, eggplant, corn, okra, sunflowers, arugula, cilantro, and dill, with frost tips, set against raised garden beds.
Zone 8 April Planting Guide 🌱 What To Plant Now
April in Zone 8 is one of the best planting months of the year. The soil is warm, the days are longer, and the garden is fully coming to life. If you’ve been waiting to plant — this is your moment. Here’s your Zone 8 April planting guide: ⸻ 🌱 Direct Sow Now ~ Peas ~ Lettuce ~ Sp
🌿 Lyly 🌿

🌿 Lyly 🌿

8 likes

Trying the viral snail planting method
#plants #seedstarting #garden #homesteading #alaska
filipinanurseinalaska

filipinanurseinalaska

70 likes

Green onions for companion planting
#gardening #companionplanting
Ambreon

Ambreon

276 likes

Planting what we’ll actually need 🥰
#herbalism #garden #seeds #homeapothecary #holistichealth
LUSH&DEW

LUSH&DEW

54 likes

Planting Sweet Potatoes 🍠
First Up For Spring Planting Will Be My Sweet Potatoes 🍠❤️ I’m So Excited To Get Back In My Garden 🪴 #growingpotatoes #plantingpotatoes #garden #chefyasmyne #yasmynechanel
Chef YasmyneChanel 💕

Chef YasmyneChanel 💕

205 likes

Planting Stevia in my GreenStalk today 🌿✨
One thing about Stevia it LOVES sun and doesn’t like sitting in soggy soil. That’s why I recommend planting it in the top tier where it gets the most sunlight and dries out a little faster after watering. ☀️ The middle tier is also a great second option since it still gets good sun while keeping
Sprout It Out🌱

Sprout It Out🌱

32 likes

✨How To Propagate; For FREE!✨
🌿Propagating plants can be an enjoyable endeavor that enriches your garden and gives you a sense of accomplishment. 🌿Whether you are cutting, dividing, or saving seeds, each method provides a unique way to engage with nature without spending money. 🌿By implementing these simple techniques, you ca
Nature Elegance

Nature Elegance

54 likes

April Planting Guide!🌱
Here is the monthly planting guide I post! I get this info from ufseeds.com! I started posting a lot on YouTube so check me out there if you want more backyard homestead & gardening content! #garden #gardening #plants #homesteading #homestead
Meghan

Meghan

58 likes

14 Vegetables You Should Plant in May 🌱
May is the perfect time to start your garden 🌿 These vegetables grow fast and thrive when planted this month. Save this list before your next garden trip! 🪴 Which one are you planting first? #summergardening #vegetablegardening
Tree and Plant Identifier

Tree and Plant Identifier

81 likes

You Can Still be Planting🫶🌸
Yalll I try to plant new seeds/plants EVERY SINGLE MONTH! Here are the seeds I am going to plant in August. I am in garden zone 8b, but these seeds should work in any zone where your first frost date is later than September. #plantingseason #gardening🌱 #plantingideas #backyardgardener
Still Waters Ranch

Still Waters Ranch

812 likes

A vibrant field of spring flowers with text overlay 'ZONE 5 ~ APRIL planting guide' and keywords like night temps, regions, direct sow, what to plant, and tips.
A sunny garden path surrounded by daffodils and tulips, with a central text box encouraging viewers to 'SAVE THIS for your April planting guide' and 'FOLLOW FOR YOUR ZONE'.
A raised garden bed with young plants, featuring a guide for 'ZONE 5 ~ APRIL - EDIBLES' listing vegetables like lettuce, spinach, peas, carrots, beets, and herbs to plant now, with frost tips.
Zone 5 April Planting Guide 🌱
April in Zone 5 is when spring finally feels real. The soil is thawing, the days are getting longer, and the garden is ready to begin — but timing still matters. Frost is still possible, so planting needs to be done thoughtfully. Here’s your Zone 5 April planting guide: ⸻ 🌱 Direct So
🌿 Lyly 🌿

🌿 Lyly 🌿

18 likes

Money-Saving Tips for Teen Pet Owners
Owning a pet is amazing, but it can be a bit expensive. Here are some fresh and fun tips to help you save money while taking great care of your furry friend! 1. Host a Pet Swap Party Gather your friends and their pets for a swap party. Exchange toys, supplies, and even clothes that your pets
Kaliania

Kaliania

19 likes

An illustration showcasing nine vertical gardening methods for vegetables, including cucumbers on netting, tomatoes on trellis, squash on pergola, beans on teepee, peas on panel trellis, melons on A-frame, luffa on arch, kiwi on tiered trellis, and zucchini support.
9 SMART WAYS TO GROW VEGETABLES VERTICALLY 🌱
You don’t need a big garden to grow MORE food 👀 These 9 vertical gardening ideas help you: 🌱 Save space 🌱 Grow healthier plants 🌱 Harvest easier Which one would you try first? 👇 Save this for your next planting season 📌 #vegetablegardening #gardentips #indoorgardening
Tree and Plant Identifier

Tree and Plant Identifier

163 likes

A vibrant image featuring orange trees laden with fruit, a wooden crate and woven basket filled with oranges, and sliced oranges on the ground. The text overlay reads "ZONE 9 FEBRUARY PLANTING GUIDE Winter Sowing | Regions Direct Sow, Ideas & Tips."
A lush, colorful garden scene with a stone archway, blooming flowers, and palm trees under a sunset sky. The text overlay says "ZONE 9 February SAVE & FOLLOW for your Zone."
A garden bed with green plants and a basket overflowing with fresh vegetables like carrots, radishes, and leafy greens. The text lists "Cool-Season Peak Outdoor Planting" and "Harvest Now" items for Zone 9 February.
Zone 9 February Planting Guide 🌱 What to Plant Now
February in Zone 9 is prime planting season 🌞 If you’ve been wondering “Am I behind?” — you’re not. This is actually one of the most productive months of the year in warm climates. The soil is workable, daylight is increasing, and both cool-season and warm-season crops can begin — depending on
🌿 Lyly 🌿

🌿 Lyly 🌿

23 likes

A green seed binder with a decorative cover featuring gardening tools and plants, labeled 'Seed Binder', with text 'SEED STORING HACK No More Chaotic Shoe Box'.
A hand opens a green seed binder to a page with a gardening pattern, displaying text 'SD is in Zone 4a for Planting', indicating growing zone information.
An open green binder shows a 'Winter Sowing Schedule' page for USDA Zone 4A (South Dakota), listing specific plants for December-January and February sowing.
🌱 DIY GARDENING HACK: My Self-Reliant Seed Binder
🌱 DIY GARDENING HACK: My Self-Reliant Seed Binder System 🌼 When I made the decision to garden, I knew I wanted to do it from seed—not just to save money, but to be more self-reliant, grow what I actually want, and eventually start saving seeds from my own plants. 💪 So I designed my own seed b
Brooke 🫙🌵

Brooke 🫙🌵

393 likes

5 things that I regret buying
In honor of #springcleaning I am here to de-influence you from buying these things. They honestly have just proven to be more annoying than anything, and if i can help yall out, im gonna do just that :)) #shoppingaddiction #deinfluencing #regrets
k8iewargo

k8iewargo

2154 likes

A concrete wall is decorated with colorful wooden planters. Triangular planters in white, pink, green, and yellow are mounted on the wall, each with flowers and a light. Rectangular planters in blue, pink, and green sit on the ground, also filled with vibrant flowers.
Here’s a good Idea for flower 🌺 planting 🍋🫶
⭐️ Rating
Boopie OOp A Doop 🧸🌸💋

Boopie OOp A Doop 🧸🌸💋

604 likes

A handwritten Zone 6 planting schedule on notebook paper, detailing when to start indoors, plant/transport, and harvest various vegetables like beans, beets, and spinach. The chart uses color-coded bars across months from February to December to indicate activity timings.
USDA Zone 6b Planting Schedule
Hand made.. don’t judge. These are just the veges and things I’ll be planting this year.
1stWrldPrbms

1stWrldPrbms

9 likes

White Clover Lawn (Better Than Fertilizer)
If you’re tired of buying fertilizer, white clover fixes nitrogen naturally and feeds your soil for free. I tried using my electric seed spreader… forgot to charge it 😅 Got it running—and this is why clover is worth planting. Clover improves soil, prevents erosion, and supports pollinators.
Lisa | Growing Good Co 🌱

Lisa | Growing Good Co 🌱

31 likes

You are planting basil wrong🌱
Most store-bought basil is actually multiple plants crammed into one pot—which means they’ll compete for nutrients and stay small. Here’s what I did instead: • Gently removed the plant from the pot • Separated each individual plant (yes, it feels wrong 😂) • Gave each one its own space to grow
Theeastergardener

Theeastergardener

54 likes

See more