Near Zero Cost Ecofriendly Gardening: A Thrilling Practical Experience

By Dr.King

No more harmful pesticides. No expensive chemical fertilizers. Not even bulky organic manures. Try this simple, totally safe, environment friendly alternative at almost no cost. A real practical choice that can revolutionize gardening.

“You don’t need chemical fertilizers anymore. Even if you choose to use them, you need to use very little of them.

You don’t need to use pesticides either. You can grow completely safe and healthy produce without ever using harmful chemical sprays.

Even unfertile and ill-suited land can be converted into fertile and productive land.

The entire process is self-sustaining with minimal intervention needed on the part of the cultivator.

Completely eco-friendly.

To top all these claims, the entire process needs a fraction of the cost that one normally incurs in traditional farming!”

Dr. Krishan Chandra
Director NCOF

• Language: English
• Publisher: Dr.King
• Release date: Jul 20, 2023
• ISBN: 9798215896266

Dr.King

Dr.King is an avid writer in the nonfictional category. In the past 3 decades he has written several books in the areas of philosophy, Yoga, religious practices, sculpture, gardening, and so on. His books often blend scientific outlook with traditional faiths and practices. His books especially in the area of ancient philosophy succinctly showcase volumes of ancient literature in a condensed form, providing very authentic, insightful and unbiased portrayal. These books are generally characterized as thought provoking, giving an incisive look at the otherwise difficult to understand topics. One can expect to find reliable information, devoid of glorification and hype that is typical in this category.

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Near Zero cost

ecofriendly gardening

A thrilling practical experience

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Table of Contents

Self-propelled endless store of nutrients

Miracle makers

A dwarf can be a giant!

Wealth locked is wealth lost!

A Green Yogi!

A Magic solution for all your gardening problems!

Let us do Magic!

One magic – many effects!

Venturi – a useful device

Completely safe pest control with no chemicals used

A magic solution to save environmental polution

Wormy nightmare

God-sent soldiers to save this earth

It works!

Hope is OK. But needs to be tempered by skepticism.

My recent books

Self-propelled endless store of nutrients

F:\my_books\amazon\am_ancient_wisdom\cover_design\cover_logo_old.jpg All of us survive by the food that we eat. We need carbohydrates, proteins, and fats in addition to trace amounts of minerals and vitamins. Plants too need some basic nutrition to grow, put on flowers, produce fruits, and to survive in the endless struggle for existence.

The primary nutrition that the plants need is the so-called macro nutrients namely Nitrogen, Phosphorous, and Potash – commonly called NPK. By the way, K is for Kalium – the Latin word for Potash. 

To put it simply, Nitrogen is needed for vegetative growth, Phosphorous is needed for flowering and fruiting, and Potash is needed for development of a strong root system. They also need several minerals in traces – the so called micro nutrients.

Now, there are two ways of providing these to the plants. Either provide them with chemical fertilizers rich in these 3 macro nutrients, or the other way is to resort to nature.  I mean use organic fertilizers.

Nowadays, everyone knows the ills of using chemical fertilizers. They are like junk food – very rich in nutrition, but poorly balanced and unhealthy. On the other hand, organic fertilizers have their own problems.

For one, organic fertilizers are bulky and difficult to handle. Unless you produce them yourself, they can be costly as well, since you need to provide lot of them to get the same yield that you would have got by using chemical fertilizers.

Is there an alternative?

Luckily there is. You neither have to buy chemical fertilizers nor produce organic fertilizers, but still you can nurture your plants with all that they need! Wonderful isn’t it? And if the source of this nutrition is endless and self-propelling, then it is no short of a miracle! All that you need to do is to just start the process. The rest, the nature takes care of.

Curious to how such a thing is possible?  Continue to read on about a very interesting journey into this miraculous world of gardening, where you just mediate and things will happen on their own! Almost unattended, almost costing not even a penny. That is nature’s miracle!

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Miracle makers

F:\my_books\amazon\am_ancient_wisdom\cover_design\cover_logo_old.jpg Now-a-days one keeps coming across many Gurus, who use miracles to attract more followers. They write books on their mystic experiences; put up internet ads promising wonderful results if you enroll in their courses.

But we often close our eyes to miracles that have been going on around us since ages and still very active. But these miracle makers don’t put up ads, nor they are interested in our ‘donations’.

Are you aware of them?

You may be wondering why am I talking about miracle makers when I am supposed to be talking about gardening! In the last section I had promised you that I would talk about ways of nurturing the plants by neither feeding them with harmful chemical fertilizers nor getting into the hassle of managing organic fertilizers. Ok, rest assured, I am still on the track 😉

I said that the plants need Nitrogen, Phosphorous and Potash as their main nutrients. You probably are aware that the air around us is made up of almost 80% Nitrogen! That means we are sitting on a treasure trove! Nitrogen is available in plenty and costs nothing. It is also never exhaustible. No matter how much we use it, it is always available in plenty.

Why don’t the plants use that Nitrogen?

The problem is that the plants cannot directly use atmospheric nitrogen.