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Chemical-Free Sabzi at Home: 10 easy vegetables in pots
No garden? You can still grow fresh, chemical-free sabzi in a few pots. This guide shows you how to grow 10 easy vegetables on a balcony, terrace or sunny window, with about 10 minutes of effort a day.
It starts with the three easiest plants, so even first-timers get a harvest within weeks.
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What's inside
- 10 vegetables step by step: methi, dhaniya, palak, pudina, hari pyaz, mooli, hari mirch, tamatar, bhindi and baingan
- Balcony setup: sunlight, pots from things at home and a simple chemical-free soil mix
- A quick recipe with every vegetable, from methi paratha to baingan bharta
- Free fertiliser from kitchen waste and natural pest control with neem
- Why plants die: 10 common problems and quick fixes, with photos
- A season-wise sowing calendar for India and a 30-day habit tracker
Who it's for
- Flat and apartment families with only a balcony
- First-time gardeners
- Anyone who wants pesticide-free greens at home
Sample pages
A few sample pages from inside the eBook. Your purchased PDF has every page, without the watermark.
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Do I need a garden?
No. Everything grows in pots on a balcony, terrace or sunny window.
I've never grown anything. Is it for me?
Yes. It starts with the 3 easiest plants and gives you a harvest within weeks.
Which vegetables can I grow?
Methi, dhaniya, palak, pudina, hari pyaz, mooli, hari mirch, tamatar, bhindi and baingan.
How do I get the eBook after paying?
Right after payment you're taken to your download page, and the link is also emailed to you. It's a PDF you can keep.
Can I read it on my phone?
Yes. The PDF opens on any phone, tablet or laptop.
