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Gradually planting vegetables in my home garden again.

Joe@kriang3teejoe (78)2d

Hello everyone. How are you today? I hope all is well with you and your family. Just a small story from my home garden this post, It’s not much. During the past week, my family and I went on a trip to the beach. The garden was left unattended, causing many of the vegetables to wither and die. After returning from a family beach trip, I am planning to revive my old vegetable home garden. And gradually sow several types of vegetable to plant seedlings too. I have a few leftover vegetables from the planting at the end of last month and early this month. They haven't withered or died yet, just a few plants remaining, so I want to plant more of them. Such as Smooth loofah, Angled gourd, Yardlong bean, Wax pepper, Thai eggplant, purple eggplants, and others.

I used to have three wax pepper plants that I moved into the ground 10 days ago, but now only one is left. Therefore, I need to plant more Yuan peppers; however, this time I am planting them in 6-inch plastic pots.

I have added more Thai eggplants and purple eggplants to my home garden. Currently, I have two plants of each variety. They have been growing for quite a while, and I would like to increase their number. Having previously failed to propagate them in seed trays, I am planting them in 6-inch plastic pots this time.

Smooth loofah and angled gourd too. I have added more smooth loofah and angled gourd to my home garden too. I have 2-3 plants of each variety now. They have been growing for quite a while, and I would like to increase their number. This time, I planted both types of luffa in 4-inch plastic pots.

I ordered other vegetables' seeds online from another province, which take about 2-3 days to be delivered. The only exception is the yardlong bean, as I am waiting for the pods to mature so I can use the seeds from them to plant.

These are the stories and photos I want to share for this post. Invite everyone to see and enjoy my stories and photos. Please forgive any errors/mistakes. Have a great day. See you next time. Thank you for your support and visiting my post. Bye 🤗

📷 Take photo By Smartphone Vivo V30.

Comments · 3

  • @asean.hive(78)· 12h

    Thanks for posting in the ASEAN Hive Community.

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  • @vinzie1(77)· 1d

    There were a couple of plants that died and withered away because there were no one to take care of it. hmm,, you didn't ask your neighbor or anyone about taking care of the garden while you were away in the past week?

    Well, if there were some plants that died,you can start new right away but it also needs to take more time to grow since they were seeds that you will plant.

  • @jaylasola(58)· 2d

    The perks of having a garden are wonderful! Aside from having fresh vegetables to eat, it’s also enjoyable to watch your plants grow. It feels rewarding to see the fruits of your labor, especially when you know that your vegetables are organically grown and free from chemical pesticides. You can enjoy fresh, homegrown vegetables while knowing how they are grown.