Previously, Pan Mimi shared an article "A woman became popular for "planting vegetables" in the "brick seam", corn, eggplant, and peppers, almost don't buy vegetables in summer, and Chinese cabbage grows to 10 catties without fertilization", some netizens left a message, saying that the picture is p, it's too fake.
But some netizens in Jilin said that there is no doubt that his yard has grown.
Because the article introduces the eldest sister in the Northeast, friends in other regions may not have seen too much, in fact, our country is vast, and many regions have some special vegetables and characteristic planting methods.
Some netizens also left messages: Plant some radishes in the cracks of the bricks, try sweet potatoes, and see how they grow?
There are really radishes planted in the cracks of bricks, and the planting is quite successful.
is also an eldest sister from the Northeast, known as "Sister Ling", she successfully planted radishes in the brick cracks in the yard, and Pan Mimi took everyone to take a look.
1. Look at the radish that the eldest sister planted in the crack of the brick, it has grown up, see what it looks like, and open the plastic film of the lid first.
2. This piece of brick is planted with radish and cabbage, and you can see that the radish leaves are green.
3. Break off the radish leaves first, and you can see the radish.
4. You can see that the radish is very large, and the strong one grows in the brick seam.
5. If you look closely, you can see that the bottom of the radish will be a little deformed and squeezed into a deflated one.
6. The radish leaves are all broken, and the radishes stand in the cracks of the bricks.
7. Sweep the fallen leaves in the middle of the radish and prepare to pluck the radish.
8. Most of the radishes are on the ground, and only a small part is in the cracks of the bricks.
9. Some radish cards are tighter, and they need to be shaken hard to pull them out, and the gap between the bricks is relatively wide.
10. This radish grows at the "crossroads" of brick seams, pulls out the bottom, and grows into the shape of a "Phillips screwdriver" commonly used in pan-rice rice.
11. After the radish is pulled out, it can actually be seen that the root system of the radish is still very long, so it can absorb enough nutrients to support the growth of the radish.
12, often have friends say that the picture is p, too fake or something, the following pan rice put a moving picture of this eldest sister pulling turnips.
The radishes are all planted, and the eggplant, peppers and other fruits and vegetables are also indispensable.
Some friends may think, how is it possible to grow vegetables in the cracks of bricks?
Many pan-rice vegetable friends joked that they usually work hard to fertilize and water, but in the end the vegetables can't be planted. It's too fake, right?
But some netizens pointed out: The world's leading black soil, what is not good to grow, if this is the red soil here in our south, at most, don't think about the result.
The land in Heilongjiang has not been developed for crops until nearly 100 years, and some of the land in other areas has been cultivated for thousands of years, and the soil fertility has long been lost.
You know, the cabbage grown in the crack of the brick introduced in the previous article weighs 10 catties, and the others basically weigh eight or nine catties.
There was a time when poaching was very serious in the black soil, and now there are regulations in place to protect it.
In order to protect the resources of black soil, steadily restore and improve the basic soil fertility of black soil, promote the sustainable use of resources, maintain ecological balance, and ensure national food security, the state has also issued the relevant regulations on the protection of black soil, the Law of the People's Republic of China on the Protection of Black Soil, which will come into force on August 1, 2022.
Some netizens said: This radish survives in the cracks, like his own life.
In fact, the "brick seam" radish of the eldest sister in the Northeast is not only a way of survival, but also an attitude to life. It teaches us not to give up in the face of adversity and to face life's challenges with a positive attitude.
As the eldest sister said: "Life is like these turnips, as long as there is a little gap, you can find space to grow." Let us all become the "radish" in life, blooming our own brilliance in the cracks.