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#naturelover

Food for everyone, nature provides.

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Whenever you dedicate yourself to cultivating, you know you have to work for others who will only come to take from it. But of course, they will always be helping you. Even if a worm seems disgusting to you and you think it won’t contribute to your crops — that’s not true. There will always be something they contribute.

It’s very likely that birds will come and eat your planting and crops, but if there are worms the birds will focus on those instead, and they won’t bother your harvest. So it’s a kind of "tribute" you have to pay, and it’s worth paying because it’s very important in the normal cycle of nature.

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Among other things, we also have some fallen flowers that have made a floral bed that we’ve been enjoying these days, and I’m sharing it with you.

Thank you for coming.

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Comments · 2

  • @lupega(70)· 1d

    What you said about worms is something I hadn't heard before , it's actually quite interesting. Have a happy Sunday.

  • @ramisey(79)· 2d

    There are many challenges to overcome if you want to get a good harvest; I've done it a couple of times myself—some were very rewarding, and others not so much.