This is what I call the 'Fruit of my Labor.' Currently, I have two promising and sizable pumpkin fruits, with several more on the way showing positive growth.
Every day, I make it a point to visit my garden, eagerly observing its growth progress, along with the emergence of new flowers and fruits. Currently, it requires the support of Calcium and Zinc vitamins to sustain the continuous growth of its flowers and fruits.
The garden receives its essential nutrients from simple and organic sources, such as vegetable and fruit skins soaked in water for a week. The resulting juice is then used to water the blooming and fruit-bearing plants. Another viable option is the use of animal or human urine, mixed with 75% water to ensure the acidity is not too strong.
Unexpectedly, honey bees have flocked to my flowering plants, providing significant assistance. Before their arrival, I had been manually pollinating, but now, with the presence of honey bees, the process has become much smoother. Fortunately, the pumpkin flowers have multiplied, and the tomato flowers are set to follow suit.
This plant is among those that will continue to bear fruit, with more on the way. I'm hopeful that the fruit yield will increase, allowing me to save and share with friends and neighbors. Additionally, I'm eagerly anticipating the fruiting of my string bean plant.
As I reflect on the journey of my garden, it's truly rewarding to witness the fruits of my labor taking shape. The buzzing activity of honey bees, the flourishing flowers, and the promise of more harvests to come fill me with gratitude. Gardening has not only enriched my surroundings but also connected me to the beauty of nature's cycles.
I look forward to sharing the abundance with friends and neighbors, fostering a sense of community through the simple joy of homegrown produce. As my string bean plant gears up for its own fruitful journey, I am reminded that every seed planted is a promise of growth and renewal.
Thank you for joining me on this green adventure. May your gardens thrive, and may the fruits of your labor bring you as much joy as mine have brought to me. Until the next update, happy gardening!
I appreciate those who supported and trusted me to create original content. I want you to know that I'll only be writing about my plants until March. I'm considering stopping because all my hard work in writing is being ignored due to the downvotes of a toxic Leader of Filipino from hiveph. If I didn't care about this site, it would have broken down like Steemit a long time ago, receiving automatic comments that most people dislike. Once again, Thank You very much.
