The usual Enzyme takes 3 months to make, but we can make a quick enzyme fertilizer in 1~2 weeks.

Prepare a plastic container (not glass as the air within the container will expand due to fermentation).

Fill 1/3 of it with fruits/vegetables waste, cut into smaller pieces to speed up the process.

Fill water up to 80% of the container. Leaving 20% empty space for gas expansion.

Expose the container to sunlight to speed up the process.

Optionally, you can add in brown sugar / molasses or EM (Effective Microorganism) or Enzyme to speed up the process.

You can harvest the liquid solution (filter away the remaining fruit waste) after 1 to 2 weeks.

Dilute it 5 to 10x before watering the plants with it (do experiment with the required dilution).

The remaining waste can be use to make compost or feed it to the worm bin.

Fertilize tomato plants which has flowered with Mr Ganick 426 Organic Melon Fertilizer.

The garlic are recovering with bigger leaves growing.

Since I have a small balcony, I can only plant small plants and go vertical.

Balcony hanging pot in action.

PS: I made a mistake thinking these were Bok Choy, but they are actually Choy Sum.

Transplant the smaller rooted seedling into soil. Will keep in shades for a few days.

Transplant tomato to bigger pot. Tomato plants grow big pretty quickly, so it is advisable to use a bigger pot during the first transplant.

One of the Choy Sum which had flowered is dying (probably due to matured age). Going to harvest it for its stem.

Harvested some other Choy Sum leaves as well.

Seems to be growing well. Now I have think to where to plant this seed, as I don't have enough space.

Spray some Enzyme on the seed as there are some unknown growth.