I've taken out all the seeds, let's plant them as we see fit! Plant more of the ones you like to eat, and less of the ones you don't really like.

By the way, it's time to harvest the chives again. Let's harvest some chives for lunch. Do you want chive dumplings or chive pancakes?

"We need to pick some spinach and eat it quickly, otherwise it'll be out of season and soon it'll start to sprout stems and flower, becoming old and tough like a tree, and won't taste good anymore."

Chen Hongniang and her two children spent the whole morning planting vegetables in the garden.

They also started growing vegetable seedlings. It was the first time Chen Hong's mother had ever seen vegetable seedlings grown in nutrient pots.

Chen Hong didn't have time to buy special paper cups, so she could only use disposable paper cups that had been sterilized as pots to mix the soil, insecticide powder, and organic fertilizer to make nutrient soil.

Each seedling pot is filled to seven-tenths full with nutrient soil, and two seeds are placed inside. Various vegetables that need to be seedled are arranged according to their varieties in a plot of land measuring one and a half meters by two meters.

Finally, cover the seedlings with a thin layer of topsoil, water thoroughly with a spray bottle, seal the greenhouse, and the seedling cultivation is complete.

Chen Hong's mother was cutting chives nearby, and she looked at Chen Hong with disdain: "It's such a waste! Don't paper cups cost money? You do the math, one paper cup costs five cents!"

We've farmed all our lives, just scattering the seeds directly on the ground. It's so convenient, and the seedlings still grow strong, don't they?

You're just making a fool of yourself. You have money to burn, wasting such nice paper cups to grow seedlings. It's expensive and time-consuming. If you used the old methods, you would have finished planting long ago.

Chen Hong: "So you've farmed all your life and never made a fortune. Don't say I'm wasting my time. Look at the vegetables I grow, and tell me they're growing well, aren't they?"