(Baonghean.vn) - Worried about food hygiene and safety, many families in Vinh City have decided to buy tools, seeds, soil, and fertilizers to grow vegetables around their homes. Accordingly, services for growing clean vegetables have flourished with a variety of types.
Each family when planting vegetables will buy from 6 to 10 foam boxes or plastic trays and many vegetable varieties. This summer, mainly grow water spinach, Malabar spinach, mustard greens… On average, after 20 days from sowing seeds can be harvested.
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| Growing clean vegetables in foam boxes and plastic trays is becoming a trend in Vinh City. |
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| Mrs. Pham Thi Linh's family, on Duy Tan Street, Vinh City, invested in more than 10 Styrofoam boxes and plastic trays to grow vegetables. The cost includes: plastic trays (Styrofoam boxes), soil, fertilizer, and seeds, about 150,000 VND. Up to now, the harvest has begun. Every day, she takes care of and waters the vegetable boxes. |
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| Many families take advantage of every empty space to arrange styrofoam boxes and plastic trays to grow vegetables. |
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| This product is guaranteed 100% clean. |
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| To meet the needs of "city dwellers", many stores sell tools for growing clean vegetables, such as: Styrofoam boxes, plastic trays, shelves... |
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| At peak times, this facility sells 200-300 plastic trays and varieties of seeds per day. |
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| Each bag of seeds can be used to plant 3 plastic trays or foam boxes. |
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| There are a full range of clean vegetable seeds on the market. This summer, popular vegetable seeds include water spinach, Malabar spinach, amaranth... Seed bags are imported from the Plant Breeding Research Institute, with the origin printed on the packaging for customers to check. The price of each small seed bag ranges from 15,000 VND to 20,000 VND. |
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| Every day, many people look to buy clean vegetable seeds to grow. |
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| Tribat soil is clean, rich in nutrients, used to grow clean vegetables. The current market price is 40,000 VND/bag. |
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| There are also red earthworms for growing vegetables in boxes, trays... |
Quang An
