About

Gardening isn't just a hobby for me - it's how I connect with nature and with my Kannaya (Krishna). The blooms from my terrace garden end up in pooja, and the peace I feel is hard to describe. I'll be honest, it's not always smooth sailing. City gardening means small harvests and some breakdowns, but the joy is real.

My Way: Simple, Local, Organic

I help you set up green spaces in pots, containers, and terraces. No fancy stuff, just organic, eco-friendly methods. Even tiny harvests are worth celebrating.

• Healthy soil is everything. I make my own compost from kitchen waste, balancing greens and browns so it doesn’t stink or attract bugs. Homemade composting methods are the heart of my process.
• For feeding plants, I use vermicompost, liquid fertilizers made from tea powder, and traditional stuff like Jeevamrutham and banana peel feed. Neem cake powder is my go-to for keeping roots safe.
• Mulching is key in summer - dried leaves or coconut husk keep soil cool. But too much mulch in monsoon? Not good, can cause fungus. I always adjust for the season.

Natural Solutions for Pests

I don’t use chemicals. My main defense is neem oil garden spray - simple recipe, works for most city pests. I also know how to make neem solutions from scratch and use bio-enzyme pest control for tough cases. Chemical-free pest control for plants is possible if you’re patient.

Gardening’s a mix of trial and error. Some days, everything blooms; sometimes, nothing works. But every plant teaches something. If you want to try, I’ll show you how. Let’s grow, one pot at a time.