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I have a large balcony where I can put 5-6 beds, I was thinking to do it on the, but the logistics may be hard of moving the soil. I would like to be organic so I was thinking of buying a clear-tarp like covering or manually check myself. This is a small project to feed 2 people so I am hoping organic is possible. Thank you, I was going to start with kale and spinach but I think that may be the wrong time to grow? I will go ahead and start with what you have mentioned.

Thank you so much for your post. I bought 12kg of coconut compost and another 12kg of dirt. Do you still advise on the worm compost, I have been told the coconut is similar to the worm, is that true? For 4-4-4 fertilizer do you suggest something like this or can I get it cheeaper: https://www.lazada.co.th/products/gaia-green-4-4-4-all-purpose-organic-fertilizer-500g1kg2kg-usa-mrherbman-i3702953901-s14014013642.html?search=1&spm=a2o4m.searchlist.list.i18.14f43597AssOYs I see 16-16-16 online and it's quite cheap, but I do not know the difference between them. Thank you very much for your help

Hi, I live in Prachup Khri khan and I am looking to grow my own food, I am starting with a 200x53x30 cm garden bed. I plan to grow kale, spinach, tomatoes, basil, baby bok choy, and other leafy greens, anything that takes less than 8 weeks to grow. If you have any tips about soil, shading, water, fertilizer, how much sun or water they need in Thailand would be most helpful. I'm about t o start in a few days so looking to avoid newbie errors. Thank you.

I am looking to grow my own food like leafy greens and tomatoes, is there an online site where I can look at the different fertilizers they offer and order them? I cannot seem to find anything when searching, most require big orders and it looks like they are aimed for farmers. Thanks.

I am looking at a few houses outside outside of Hua Hin (near mountains/large hills) where the current owners have bought the land and then built the house on there. The houses are surrounded by farmland or grass-land with a main road a 100 meters or so away. There is no neighbor next door or on the same road (if they are they are a 100m+ away). I'm new looking at this type of house so I'm wondering what should I be looking for asides for the usual build quality feature when looking for a home because of the location? Flooding areas? Foundations of the house? Alterative supplies of electricity? Who owns the land next to me? In terms of pricing would a house further away from everything be valued less than a house the same size in a moo-ban closer to Hua Hin i.e Hin Lek, khao tao etc?

I saw ads on the BTS for the car website Carsome.co.th They appear to be an "e-com business" selling cars in Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand. They buy and sell used cars and their site says they offer warranty for 1 year and that all their cars are checked to be working fine using some 175 point checklist. The Thai version of their site has no English but if you visit the Malaysia version it's pretty much the exact same but it has English. I am wondering if anyone has bought a car from there, as an expat the site looks friendly enough and they offer a 1 year warranty but looking for feedback from others as I cannot see too much as they look kind of new.