How important is it for Shanghai aunt to be self-sufficient in the epidemic situation by turning the greening of the community into a vegetable garden with a hoe?

Aunt Shanghai turned the greening of the community into a vegetable garden with a hoe. It is very important to be self-sufficient under the epidemic situation. Because the supply of materials in the community is sometimes not timely, the materials sent are not necessarily fresh. If you grow your own vegetables, it must be very fresh and healthy, and there is no risk of breeding. However, some residents now question the aunt's practice and think that it has destroyed the greening of the community. However, Bian Xiao believes that this kind of greening is irrelevant under the epidemic situation. It is better to let the aunt grow vegetables to keep warm.

It is correct to be self-sufficient in Shanghai by greening the community into a vegetable garden. During the epidemic, many people learned to grow their own vegetables, and the materials sent by many communities had quality problems. All kinds of vegetables are rotten and moldy and sent to residents, but this kind of material for supermarket protection still carries the risk of virus. These aunts grow their own vegetables and use the flower beds in the community to grow vegetables. In fact, many residents use balconies, flowerpots and foam boxes at home. This is very correct. Lettuce usually germinates after 20 days. During the epidemic, all kinds of vegetables can not only alleviate the anxiety of family members, but also be self-sufficient. Fresh vegetables are particularly precious during the epidemic. Eating more green vegetables can also enhance the immunity of residents and replenish vitamin C for the body during the epidemic.

The aunts in Shanghai turned the greening of the community into a vegetable garden with hoes, which caused quite a controversy. These aunts turned the flower beds in the community into vegetable gardens. In fact, it seems that these vegetables with plastic film really affect the environment of the community, but now it is an epidemic period, and it is understandable not to grow flowers and vegetables in special periods. As long as the property does not interfere, no problem. If the property doesn't allow it, the aunts will pull out the vegetables they have worked so hard to grow. Many residents are very suspicious of this aunt's practice and think that they have turned greening into a vegetable garden without authorization, which has affected the environment. After all, everyone can't pull out the vegetables grown by the aunts, but in fact, it's nothing to choose to let the aunts grow them.

Aunt turned greening into a vegetable garden, but Bian Xiao thought it was a good thing. Watching vegetables sprout from seeds can also enrich residents' plant awareness.