Organic Gardening Tips for Small Gardens

Organic Gardening Tips for Spray Free Fruits

Working Tools
(Top picture 1-4):
*A few water-proof containers; or cups; or bottles

*Rain water

*A few different sizes of rust free painting brushes

     Painting Skill:
*If you have ever done water colour painting in school before; you will know how to handle your brushes efficiently.


*Apply no strength on the upper part of the trees; by holding on the end of the brush; will result to a tender approach.


*Apply mild strength on the body of the tree; by holding the brush closer to your palm.

Procedure:
1. First fill your container half full.

2. Then, tap water on the top of the main stem; and follow by each and individual brunches.

3. Thereafter you can use different sizes of brushes to remove all the undesired webs and insects by painting softly part by part of the tree; until the bottom of the tree trunk.

4. If your tree has plentiful of fruit buds very close to each other; like this 3rd year plum tree (Picture 13 below); you may use dry brush.

5. Remember to use your brush softly; take care not to destroy all the tender buds.

Discovery:
You will see a numbers of creatures moving forward (top picture 2); when the water is dripping down from the tree top.

Simple Organic Gardening Tips You Must Know

1. The Purpose of cleaning is to remove all unwanted insects eggs; larvae; and real plant pests; before the leaves appeared; so that you can save more fruit buds.


2. Do your job on a freeze free and sunny day.

3. Do your task with respect and appreciation and to harmonies with the nature; while you are focusing on the cleaning of the trees (You will understand what I mean when the season advanced).

4. Insects have the rights to travel everywhere freely to fulfill their hunger and thirst, because they are staying in the nature; and so; the bacterial will spread very fast in your garden; if you do not take care (picture 9 below).


5. Most insects would avoid noise and vibration. When you move close to them; they would try their best to run away.


6. Insects or the spiders; and baby snails love to lean on the underside of the cool leaves (below picture 10); or hide away from the sun during the day.

• If you have a number of trees to work on; you can divide your task in a few days. So that; when you are cleaning the rest of the plants; you can also re-paint the earlier ones; when you have time.
  
  
  
• If you see caterpillar or spider hanging on the tree; you have to face the sun by standing at the back of the tree; so that; you can see the webs and the silky strings clearly (center picture 8).
  
  
  
• Turning your brush around it to remove the webs is easy. However, the spider may try its best to escape; so, it might jump on your body. I suggest to collect the mite first before you remove the webs.
  
  
  You can hold your container very near to it; and let it land on the water surface naturally. Thereafter; you have to shake the water; to stop the pests for climbing out.
  
  
  
• Clean your brush by stirring it in the water; before you move to the next branch; or when you need to add fresh water to the bottle.
  
  
  
• You can use different brush for different plant; or clean it thoroughly and change the water before you start on another new.
  
  
  
• If you are interested to study the garden pests that you have collected; you can put them away in a different container for further explore.
  
  
  
• When all is done, clean all the brushes and container thoroughly with fresh rain water; and hang up to dry; until the next use.
  

If you discover early; the infested part is small; and it touches your fruit partially; you can use a stick to remove the mess from your fruit by rolling your stick.

The minerals will give the tree a great boost. And you will see the new fresh tender light green leaves appear in about two weeks time.

Organic Gardening Tips for the Hot Season

*If you have time; use fine mist rain water spray thoroughly, direct on all sides of the stem, upper and under sides of the leaves after each rainfall.


In this way; the unwanted pests on the tree and under-side of the leaves will be once again soak in the water. And when the sun shines; they will be destroyed naturally.


*Put a few small container of water near the trees; you will see some beautiful happenings. And it is your decision; to free them; or to destroy them.


*You will discover some excellent insect pests controller; and some half beneficial insects. So, it is your judgement; to classify which are the best for your garden. Then you can encourage them to form their families on all your trees.

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