The 12th month/end of the year is a very exciting time for me and also the farmers in my area. Not 12, my area has entered the rainy season, usually the rain falls from the end of not 11 to the end of not one. Entering a prolonged rainy season like this is a very encouraging thing where all the plants I planted grow very well because all the plants can get enough water. After going through a dry season, some of my plants experienced a lack of water which resulted in the leaves turning yellow and dry, finally I could see all my plants growing well without having to water them every day. These days I often spend my time in the yard because I am very excited to see my plants growing well, unlike in the past. Below is a photo of my small garden:
I took this photo in the morning after the heavy rain stopped, all the plants look very fresh, especially the devil's cayenne pepper which grows close to the wall of my neighbor's house. This devil's cayenne pepper tree looks a little smaller because a few days ago I just rejuvenated it or cut some of the old stems and didn't do anything. This is very important to do for old cayenne pepper trees and the trees from which we will make fruit. as seeds. Because my house is close to a neighbor's house and I freed these chilies for my neighbors to take, I put white marks on the fruit stalks as shown in the picture above. The characteristics of the fruit that I will use as seeds are that the fruit is large, without defects, and the fruit is round compared to the others. This is the second stage that I am making chili fruit on this tree as seeds.
Right in front of my yard I have two stalks of regular cayenne pepper and a devil's cayenne pepper, actually this was the wrong time I chose the seeds at planting time where I took two different seeds even though I wanted to plant two stalks of the same type of cayenne pepper, although there was a slight error but The results I got were very good, these two stems of cayenne pepper always produced heavy fruit even though my neighbors and my mother picked them almost every day. I am still free to pick the devil's cayenne peppers in this picture because they are still very young, the same goes for the regular cayenne peppers, it looks like I will have to limit the mature cayenne peppers for a week or so from picking because they are already old and I can already make them. seeds for the future.
This is what the area for growing chili seeds in my small garden looks like. The area for growing these seeds is relatively small. The results I have gotten so far have been very satisfying, the area is only 30×30cm. Once three times ago I just sowed the devil's cayenne pepper seeds. in this area, night therapy after I sowed the seeds, heavy rain hit my area so that all the seeds I sowed were carried away by the rain water, I only realized when I wanted to see the progress and not a single seed could be seen, this is not a big problem for me because I still I have a lot of stock of seeds for me to plant in the future.
Two stems of the devil's cayenne pepper and the regular bird's eye chili experienced a little problem after going through heavy rain last night, the roots of the cayenne pepper which couldn't stand the wind when it rained last night fell and hit the devil's bird's eye chili tree so that both of them tilted, this therapy is okay, just a small, easy problem. overcome
A week ago I introduced a new resident into my small garden, namely a bonsai seedling, I don't know the name of the bonsai seedling that I have, in my area this tree is called a wire tree because the stem of this tree is very strong and flexible, I am interested in trees This is when one of my friends said that this was a good bonsai seed and he also showed me several bonsai results from this type of tree that he had, I took this tree in one of the empty gardens behind my house, initially I planted 6 stems in a pot However, only 4 stems survived and grew, this is normal when transferring a tree from the ground to a pot.
I was very happy when I saw that my 4 year old bonsai seedlings were growing very well in the rainy season this time, 2 months ago my bonsai seedlings experienced something bad where they experienced a lack of water in the dry season and the leaves seemed to have appeared. yellow spots, in the past week it has looked very fertile and new shoots have started to appear.
In the last dry season, this bird's eye chili seedling was very worrying, where the tree had no development at all for about 10 days, and the worst thing was that this seedling had a broken stem which I don't know the exact cause of. I am very grateful that over the past 15 days I have seen very good development in my cayenne pepper stems, I hope they can grow well and produce satisfactory results for me and the people around me.
| Camera | Smartphone POCO X3 Pro | |
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| editing photo | Mobile Lightroom |
| Category | plantation | |
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| Photographer | @biancamaura |
| Location | indonesia |
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