Gardening Resolution for 2026

There's something interesting about 2026: what I'll do with my garden. Although in 2025 the land will be smaller cause some of it will be use to store fertilizer and gardening tools, there are also things i want to expand.

As economically, hydroponic vegetables are more promising, but they still require a large enough area for production. However buy land for a garden in the middle of the city would be very expensive and not feasible. So, I'll try other things, like grow vegetables that, even though small, yield large and maximize yields.

For example, i have change my plan to plant basil here. I've been do this for the past two months and the results have been much better. Instead of grow green vegetables that often fail to yield harvests, basil is the perfect choice. I recently learn that basil commands a fairly high market price, so I tried sell to local supermarkets, but there was a shortage of supply from my own garden.

I plan to plant basil in this area, and once this lettuce is ready to harvest, I'll replace it with basil on a large scale.

Not only that, mint leaves are in high demand now that summer has arrived in my city. The rain has started to slow down, and the sun is more confident now. Mint leaves are a favorite addition to cold black tea, which is refreshing; adding lemon would be even more delicious.

2026 is full of plans, hopefully everything goes well, even if it's not perfect. I still hope it will be perfect. Hahahaha