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Glad it was helpful. Have fun gardening!

At least once a day, light watering only usually. Check regularly especially on very dry summers. Have fun gardening! :-)

Around 10 to 16L containers will do. Many plants usually fix some toxicities, but if you prefer good ones, clay container pots or non-toxics (some plastics) will definitely help. Have fun gardening!!

The female flower has a very tiny fruit (green) and flower (yellow) at the end. The male only has the flower but usually bigger! Have fun gardening!

You're welcome! Have fun gardening!!

Yes. Daily watering is needed especially in very dry or hot places. Sometimes, twice a day. Different story if it's raining of course. :-) Have fun gardening!

pechay & mustasa very common & staple. Yes, I believe it's a big market overall. But very very common among Filipinos. Have fun gardening!

Also on many flowering seeds, I think you can. It depends, but you can try. NOT all kinds of seeds especially very small ones

@@GardeningPhilippines I actually tried to grow it with water and Hydrogen Peroxide, but it didn't work. :( Thanks btw :)

Not common in the Philippines, I guess. Not sure if some gardening enthusiasts in our region grow it. Happy gardening :-)

Thank you! Have fun! :-)

Many thanks! Have fun! :-)

have fun gardening :-)

happy gardening! :-)

For many seeds, I find it very productive especially cheap seeds :-) But I do also plant single seeds once in a while for specifics! Have fun gardening and farming!

@@GardeningPhilippines thanks for answer😊 But I mean why do you planting in pots at all? I follow some gardeners from Philippines and I see that the pots are extremely popular here.

Just a bit, since it can be expensive :-). We practice using it with basal fertilizers. For a big pot about 1/4 to 1/2 teaspoon scattered basal. Not too much. Try to see my videos on garden soil. (Type & Search on my channel) It also depends on plant types or maybe just for seedling mix or maybe lawns for example. Hope this helps! Have fun gardening or faming! :-)

Pechay & mustasa are very easy to begin with in the Philippines. Or maybe lettuce :-) Happy gardening!

Where can i buy seeds

Our pleasure! And happy gardening!

My pleasure 😊 Happy gardening!

have fun gardening!

It's always a good idea for gardens :-)

Lots of advantages for small spaces! Happy gardening :-)

Happy gardening, too! :-)

Thank you! Happy gardening :-)

I am very glad to be of help. Happy schooling! :-)

Happy gardening!

So nice of you. Thank you!

Hi, I am not really particular about some fillers in fertilizers as there are SO MANY of them with so many brands as well. Fillers can also have differing functions, one of which is to increase the effectivity of fertilizers. Try to know the the filler, and from there you can research about it. :-) Hope this helps. Have fun gardening! :-)

Yes, best when the flower is dry. When seeds are brown to black. Happy gardening :-)

Thank you! Happy Gardening! 🙂

As long as the video is played & directed from UA-cam, I think it's okay. Happy schooling and gardening :-)

You can put them on trays, cups or pots, but try NOT to put them on direct sunlight initially. Try shaded light, then slowly introduce sunlight. Then you can harden. Have fun gardening!

Regular application of fertilizer & proper watering is what I meant when "feeding" Fertilizer application depends on so many factors. As a start you can try complete (14-14-14), then progress with other specialty fertilizers. I do have some videos on fertilizer application. It takes some time, & even trial and error to learn proper feeding with different crops on different circumstances. Soil also needs to be replenished with healthy nutrients. Have fun gardening :-)

@@GardeningPhilippines Yay! Thank you so much!!!

Have fun gardening :-)

Have fun gardening :-)

It is the plant, fruits & other parts that has the phytochemicals. But you can improve, I believe, the phytochemicals by plant care & feeding the plant well. Happy gardening! :-)

Thank you! Happy gardening! :-)

Yup. They grow in many places and are considered easy if you get to know how to grow them. Happy gardening :-)