What's going on with our extended life home organic strawberry in pots?

This was originally a plant I transferred from the garden soil before it spreads all over. Not so much ripening as it is winter but reasonably healthy looking white fruits before it gets rotten due to the cold season. Give a bit of TLC weeding and recycled charcoal moisture absorber to pour into the pots.

I don't have a green house, so I use a net over before the birds chomp all the fruits. Let's see how it turns out in the coming months of the warmer season.

I think we had these plants for about 8 to 9 years from re-planting and dividing its roots and still giving fruits!

What is your secret success of growing large fruit lemons?


I will share you mine, and it is not something you have to spend a cent for fertilisers from Bunnings Warehouse in Australia. I posted this on my Instagram from my phone.

What's the secret? You can bucket your own pee or ask your husband's pee into a bucket. Accumulate for the night or day whatever shift they sleep then you can just add water to the pee and use it as a fertiliser. The Citruses plant loves it! Other gardeners have proven this simple formula, and their organic beets and other applicable veggies and fruits can be 10x larger than what you can buy from the market. Plus it tastes great! Google it if you haven't :-)

Our lemons keep growing than the orange! Just pick one today, I'm afraid it covers the whole backyard... #winter #citrus #organicgardening #ediblegarden #diy #nature #wildlife #scrapbook #greenthumb #organicfood #flowers #savethebees #freeprintable #photooftheday #digitaljournaling #journaling #summer #handcrafts #handmade #PCOSAwarenes #tealribbon #queentulip #queenofthenighttulip #digitalnomad #scrapbooking #typography #handmadecards #crochet #typography #selfie

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