Choose a sunny location for your organic garden, avoiding shaded areas or low-light areas.
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Nutrient-rich soil
Invest in nutrient-rich soil, incorporating compost and organic matter. High-quality soil provides a fertile foundation for plant growth.
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Organic seeds
Opt for organic, non-GMO seeds and native plants for a healthier garden. Further, tackle weeds manually.
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Sustainable watering
Practice sustainable watering techniques. Check soil moisture before watering. Make use of drip irrigation, rain barrels, and water-conserving techniques.
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Natural pesticides
Utilize natural pesticide alternatives like soap spray and neem oil spray. Replace synthetic fertilizers with eco-friendly options such as compost tea, bone meal, and fish emulsion.