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Green Thumb Grower Habit #10: Patience

Gardening Articles: https://growyourownvegetables.org/blog/ Green Thumb Growers grow more food! Vegetables don’t grow overnight! Patience is key. Mother Nature knows the perfect timing to grow, mature and ripen your vegetables. Be mindful not to over complicate the process. Once you have done your part, prepped your soil. Planted your seeds and watched for pests and disease, it is time to practice patience. Have fun with this habit! ******************************************************* Grow Your Own Vegetables is so much more! → Website: https://growyourownvegetables.org/ → Gardening Articles: https://growyourownvegetables.org/blog/ → Instagram:   / growyourownvegetablesofficial   → Facebook Page:   / gyovcommunity   → FB Group:   / gyovgardenadventure   → Twitter:   / gyovofficial   ******************************************************* Yield & Food Safety Disclaimer We are never going to tell you growing food is easy – it requires some elbow grease, knowledge, commitment and a smile from mother nature in the form of favorable growing conditions. Grow Your Own Vegetables videos, programs and trainings are intended to help you manage the uncertainties of nature and improve your chances for a successful harvest. But you’ve got to do the work to get the harvests. Your yields are up to you. We can support by giving great content, direction and strategies that move you forward. We like to believe that everyone can learn to grow food if they are really committed. The truth is that your yield is related to your experience and increases when you stick with it. Thanks for sharing this journey with us. Enjoy your vegetable harvest! Grow Your Own Vegetables, LLC Affiliate DISCLAIMER Videos and articles may occasionally contain links to a product that we are a referral partner for. If you click and take action, Grow Your Own Vegetables LLC may be compensated. We only recommend products that we love and that we know can be helpful to you as a gardener.