Since growing bok choy hydroponically, I've been constantly looking at them when I wake up. I was a bit hopeless for the first two weeks, seeing their seemingly slow growth. But by the third week, they seemed to want to see me smile, so they began to show their large leaves. This truly made me so happy. I couldn't wait for my first harvest.
So here is my Bok Choy after 1 Month...
Whether this is true or not, I'm still learning and figuring it out. I took this photo of bok choy after it had been exposed to rain. It had only been a short rain. I saw the raindrops on my bok choy leaves, adding to its beauty. My heart grew even happier.
So, at the age of one month after transplanting them from seed, I didn't do much except check the water level. I had already given them vitamins at the beginning of the transplant, so I didn't do anything else. It was really just an experiment to see if I didn't give them vitamins and water them, would they still grow? And looking at their growth—although not rapidly—I think I wasn't wrong at all.
I hope my bok choy grows quickly because I have to leave them in 8 days. I'll be back in my hometown, so I hope I can harvest them and enjoy the harvest with my neighbors...
Besides bok choy, I have three pots of celery that look like they're going to grow. I actually planted nine of them, but the other six were eaten by cats and mice, killing them. I can do more later.
Hasta La Vista...
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Vivie Hardika
Hi, Halo, Annyeong! Welcome to my galaxy.
I have so much imagination in my head. Something that I can't achieve as a human and as a girl. So writing is very challenging. Since Junior High School, I have written whatever I want to write. Without skill, I just write what I want to read. Now I have 12th published novels and all of those are romance.
Yeah, I proudly say that I am a passionate author, traveler wannabe, and blogger.
