Hi everyone, it's nice to share my experience about the plantation that I'm currently living, I also give a lot of knowledge about sweet potato cultivation.
I feel better if I always adapt to the garden, I am very passionate about the work I always do, maybe here I can explain a lot about sweet potatoes in a small land that is on the edge of the irrigation, I make the soil more peat and tidy, there are lots of weeds growing I have cleaned it but it is still growing.
In the next few days I also want to give insecticide spray for these weeds so they don't grow back, a small intensive garden from the edge of the irrigation that I provided for planting sweet potatoes, some died due to lack of water a few weeks ago so some of it is left, I think I will build a drilled well so that it is easy to find water stocks when the dry season arrives.
This week I don't have to struggle to find water for the dam water from the river flows into the irrigation so it's easier for me to water the sweet potato plants whenever I want. Give enough manure, I rarely use subsidized fertilizer so I think it's better to give more natural compost.
Three-week-old sweet potatoes are already fertile and better maintained with sufficient water infiltration, here I give fungicide for spraying pests such as leaf borer caterpillars, I spray once a week and it depends on the condition of the plant.
The seeds I got from uncle a few months ago, uncle is a great person about plantation, I have started to develop my intention of gardening about three months ago but over the past month have started the early stages.
Sometimes I feel foreign to me when I first started gardening, my strong determination to learn gardening was recommended by uncle, uncle, the person who understands the garden the most for years they have cultivated many types of plants and the results are very satisfying.
Early mornings are good for working and getting things ready in the garden, I usually water and clean the weeds that grow among the sweet potatoes by pulling.
The water reservoir from the irrigation that I deliberately made a small pond for shelter. The drilled well that I made is used only from time to time, such as a prolonged dry season and this is one way to save electricity from the water pump. :)
I think this will make it easier for me to get to work and prepare other materials for work.
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