Growing vegetables, flowers and herbs in a pot in town
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Urban gardening is not just for those who are lucky enough to have a garden. Thanks to the products of Radis et Capucine, everyone can enjoy the joys of growing plants, even in urban areas.
Here’s why and how you can grow vegetables, flowers and herbs in a pot in town.
Why is urban gardening possible ?
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Pot growing offers great flexibility for urban gardening. It allows a wide variety of plants to be grown in small spaces, such as balconies, terraces or even window sills. In addition, it makes it easier to control the growth conditions of your plants. You can choose the type of soil (add amendments), sun exposure (move your pots according to the sun) and watering that best suits each plant.
How to grow plants in pots with Radis and Capucine for urban gardening ?
- 1. Choose your Radish and Capucine grow pot: Our grow pots are specially designed for indoor and outdoor growing. They are assembled in France and contain everything you need to start gardening. Depending on your budget, you have all sizes. Be careful, the bigger the pot is and the more beautiful and large the plant will be.
- 2. Prepare the soil : Our culture pots contain fertilized, ready-to-use soil. Just slightly moisten before starting to sow. Radish and Capucine also use dehydrated coconut soil. It can hold 5 times its volume in water. Put it in a bowl with warm water and you will see it’s magic !
- 3. Sow your seeds : Our products contain reproducible germinative seeds, most often organic. Spread them evenly over the surface of the wet soil and press them down a little to germinate.
- 4. Water regularly: Potted plants need regular watering to grow. Keep the soil moist but not soggy, like a sponge.
- 5. Enjoy your harvest: With a little patience and care, you will soon see your plants grow and can enjoy your own vegetables, flowers and herbs. Enjoy the tasting
What is in the seed mix of the planting kits with flowers for bees ?
A mix of annual and perennial flowers, which will naturally re-sow from year to year. Borage, shell, lavender, phacelia and more than a dozen other flowers.
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