Whilst working on this project that is
encompasses turning any free and basically unused space to cultivate food. I
had no prior knowledge on the particular subject previous to doing the project.
As one of the contributors to our regular blog posts, I immediately started to
pick up knowledge about the feasibility “Food Not Lawns” movement as I was
submitting my part of our weekly posts. Mainly I learned that there are a wide
variety of plants can be grown indoors as well as inside the house. Along with
the fact of it not just pertaining to lawns but also urban areas of
concrete/pavement being converted into a garden area. This one sociology
project opened my mind up to the idea of Food Not Lawns and I am glad to have
the new knowledge on this important social movement.
I personally worked on weekly contributions
to the blog as previously stated. These posts consisted of strategies on
growing herbs indoors such as the different varieties that can grow indoors as
well as specific details that create your home into the most hospitable
environment for plant growing. Also I shared stumbled upon some commonly
unknown tips that consist of plant food solutions to some insects that will
help your houseplant flourish. Additionally I submitted an entry on how to be
successful in growing your own sprouts with precise instructions that will aid
in a stress-free sprout-growing endeavor.
Bryden
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