Our First Harvest

@flapiz (23133)
United Kingdom
June 5, 2021 12:33pm CST
Now enjoying our first Pak Choi lunch grown from our farm. Freshly picked and cooked straight away. We sautéed it with some pork and oyster sauce and voila easy and healthy food. It's so nice to be living sustainably. We also managed to sell some of our produce to our friends.
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@Orson_Kart (6745)
• United Kingdom
6 Jun 21
That's fast growing. I eat the occasional pak choi but it's quite expensive in the supermarket. You could make a killing if you can sell enough.
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@flapiz (23133)
• United Kingdom
6 Jun 21
We are selling it at a very cheap price. So it's already sold out. Hahaha.
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@flapiz (23133)
• United Kingdom
6 Jun 21
@Orson_Kart We will plant more seedlings now is the right weather.
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• United Kingdom
6 Jun 21
@flapiz Keep investing, it's a growing market. Get it?
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@CarolDM (203422)
• Nashville, Tennessee
5 Jun 21
Good for you, looks delicious. Enjoy!
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@flapiz (23133)
• United Kingdom
5 Jun 21
@CarolDM Food tastes better when you worked hard for it.
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@CarolDM (203422)
• Nashville, Tennessee
5 Jun 21
@flapiz I hope so as well.
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@CarolDM (203422)
• Nashville, Tennessee
5 Jun 21
@flapiz Yes it does, you appreciate it more.
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@youless (112481)
• Guangzhou, China
6 Jun 21
That is so nice you have the harvest. I also like this vegetable
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@youless (112481)
• Guangzhou, China
7 Jun 21
@flapiz Usually I fry it with meats and garlic.
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@flapiz (23133)
• United Kingdom
7 Jun 21
@youless Oh same here then.
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@flapiz (23133)
• United Kingdom
6 Jun 21
Oh you cook it in China too? How do you cook it.
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@kaylachan (68508)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
5 Jun 21
I can imagine that's not healthy, but cost-saving, too.
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@kaylachan (68508)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
5 Jun 21
@flapiz That's cool, you can sell the extras.
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@flapiz (23133)
• United Kingdom
5 Jun 21
@kaylachan Plenty of extras actually.
@flapiz (23133)
• United Kingdom
5 Jun 21
Absolutely. We can eat pak choi all week. We need different recipes. Sold our first bunch to some friends.
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@arunima25 (87737)
• Bangalore, India
5 Jun 21
Your meal looks good. It feels so good to get harvest in our garden and good that you could make some money too out of it.
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@flapiz (23133)
• United Kingdom
5 Jun 21
I am absolutely very happy. Also taste better when you grew it. Earned 5 pounds today and will be earning 4 pounds tomorrow and hopefully more. We will set up an honesty store in our apartment hahaha.
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@arunima25 (87737)
• Bangalore, India
12 Jun 21
@flapiz That sounds great
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@Loti24 (152)
6 Jun 21
Congrats! For the first time, I'm growing my veggies and I know what you mean. Have a great day
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@flapiz (23133)
• United Kingdom
6 Jun 21
Thank you. Oh what kind of veggies are you growing?
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@flapiz (23133)
• United Kingdom
7 Jun 21
@Loti24 we have also those plants except parsley now I want one. It's my favourite herb.
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@Loti24 (152)
7 Jun 21
@flapiz Just some salad, carrots, parsley, tomato, you know the essential
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@prinzcy (32305)
• Malaysia
6 Jun 21
That's really good! Not just fresh, you know whether the produce is organic or not as you plant them themselves.
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@flapiz (23133)
• United Kingdom
6 Jun 21
That's true. We know that it's REALLY organic. It's selling out quickly actually.
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@Shiva49 (26641)
• Singapore
5 Jun 21
Good to grow our own veggies to the extent possible.
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@flapiz (23133)
• United Kingdom
5 Jun 21
We are so happy with it. We were told by our neighbour farmer to sell it to restaurants we planted quite a lot.
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• Philippines
5 Jun 21
That looks good and healthy!
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@flapiz (23133)
• United Kingdom
5 Jun 21
Thank you so much. It's all organic too. Some leaves have been nibbled on by insects.
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