<prompt> Hlahisa mekhoa ea ho ntlafatsa bophelo bo botle ba lirapa.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Suggest ways to improve garden health. . Response in English: 1. Soil care: Conduct a soil test to determine the pH, nutrient and organic matter levels. If the soil pH is out of balance, use lime or sulfur to correct it. Feed the soil with organic matter such as compost, aged manure, or shredded leaves.2. Watering: Water the garden deeply and less frequently to promote deep root growth. Use drip irrigation or soaker hoses to conserve water and reduce the runoff.3. Mulch: Apply 2-3 inches of mulch around the base of your plants to retain moisture, prevent weed growth, and regulate soil temperature.4. Plant diversity: Mix up your garden with plants from different families to deter pests and diseases. Incorporate companion plants that can repel pests, attract beneficial insects, or improve soil health.5. Pest and disease management: Monitor your plants for signs of pest or disease outbreaks. Use natural remedies and cultural practices to manage problems before resorting to chemical interventions.6. Pruning: Remove dead, diseased or old branches to promote new growth and prevent the spread of disease. Shape up overgrown shrubs and thin out crowded plants for better air circulation.7. Fertilizer: Use a balanced, slow-release fertilizer to provide your plants with the nutrients they need. Follow the recommended rates and avoid over-fertilizing, which can lead to excessive growth and reduced plant resistance to pests and diseases.8. Keeping the garden clean: Remove dead plant debris and weeds as they can harbor pests and diseases. Keep the garden tidy and free of clutter to reduce the risk of insect or rodent infestations. . Response in Sesotho: 1. Tlhokomelo ea mobu: Etsa tlhahlobo ea mobu ho fumana pH, limatlafatsi le maemo a lintho tse phelang. Haeba pH ea mobu e sa tsitsa, sebelisa lime kapa sebabole ho e lokisa. Fepa mobu ka lintho tse phelang tse kang manyolo, moiteli o tsofetseng, kapa makhasi a qhetsoeng. 2. Nosetsa: Nosetsa serapa ka botebo le ka mokhoa o fokolang khafetsa ho khothaletsa kholo ea metso e tebileng. Sebelisa nosetso ea marotholi kapa liphaephe tsa soaker ho baballa metsi le ho fokotsa ho phalla. 3. Mulch: Kenya lisenthimithara tse 2-3 tsa mulch ho pota-pota motheo oa limela tsa hau ho boloka mongobo, ho thibela ho hōla ha lehola, le ho laola mocheso oa mobu. 4. Mefuta-futa ea limela: Kopanya serapa sa hau le limela tse tsoang malapeng a fapaneng ho thibela likokoanyana le mafu. Kenyelletsa limela tse tsamaeang le tsona tse ka lelekang likokoanyana, ho hohela likokoanyana tse molemo, kapa ho ntlafatsa bophelo bo botle ba mobu. 5. Taolo ea likokoanyana le mafu: Lekola limela tsa hau bakeng sa matšoao a likokoanyana kapa mafu a seoa. Sebelisa litlhare tsa tlhaho le litloaelo tsa setso ho laola mathata pele u sebelisa mekhoa ea likhemikhale. 6. Ho faola: Tlosa makala a shoeleng, a kulang kapa a khale ho khothalletsa kholo e ncha le ho thibela ho ata ha mafu. Bopa lihlahla tse holileng le limela tse tšesaane tse petetsaneng bakeng sa phepelo e ntle ea moea. 7. Manyolo: Sebelisa manyolo a leka-lekaneng, a fokolang butle ho fa limela tsa hau limatlafatsi tseo li li hlokang. Latela litekanyetso tse khothaletsoang me u qobe ho nosetsa ho feta tekano, e leng se ka lebisang khōlong e feteletseng le ho fokotsa ho hanyetsa limela ho likokoanyana le maloetse. 8. Ho boloka serapa se hloekile: Tlosa maloanlahla a limela tse shoeleng le lehola kaha li ka boloka likokoanyana le mafu. Boloka serapa se le makhethe me se se na bohlasoa ho fokotsa kotsi ea ho hlaseloa ke likokoanyana kapa litoeba. 