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How to Grow Apple from Seeds

How to Grow Apple from Seeds

Agriculture
In this article, we will explain how to grow apple seeds so you can plant them after germination. The apple is one of the most consumed fruits in the world because of its sweet taste and the incredible benefits that you can obtain from eating apples have made this fruit an essential food for a rich and balanced diet. However, despite being one of the most commercial fruits that exist, it is one of the most difficult to grow, since making its seeds germinate requires very specific care and an exceptionally humid and cold environment. Do you want to have your own apple tree but are worried about not knowing how to germinate its seeds? Don't worry, at Agraryo we teach you how to germinate apple seeds correctly and how you should plant and cultivate them to enjoy this fruit wheneve...
Growing Grapes in the Philippines

Growing Grapes in the Philippines

Agriculture
Can you grow grapes in the Philippines? This is one of the many questions people are asking about whether growing grapes in the Philippines is possible or not. In the Philippines and other tropical countries, grape plants need a trellis. In order for the vine to bear more fruit, the stalks (talbos) must be squeezed. Unlike temperate countries where ninety percent (90 %) of the fruit of primary bud germinates, the trellis is no longer needed but pegs or poles and wire parallel to the tree (fence type trellis) are used. How to grow or propagate fruiting grape branches? Move the vine on the stake to the trellis. Each week the grape shoots grow one foot (1 foot.) Long. Tie the straw tightly to the stake and loosen the rope on the grape stalk so that it does not get choked. Wh...
The Importance of Urban Farming in the Philippines

The Importance of Urban Farming in the Philippines

Agriculture
Are you a certified plantita or plantito? My family and I are the same! When it locks down, we all suddenly have time for a lot of things we used to ignore. One of these is urban agriculture or urban gardening. Among those who love gardening, more is my father-in-law who is eight years old! For fun, my husband challenged our children and their grandfather to a contest of who could grow the most vegetables in their respective areas in our yard. Caring for plants and raising children So gardening became our family bonding activity. It feels good to be planting side by side and rejoicing when our labor bear fruit. We harvested okra, spinach, lettuce, talinum, spinach, and other vegetables and herbs. So if you want your children to eat lots of vegetables, convince them to plant them. T...