Three days ago I found this challenge by through
’s resteem. I’d been sharing updates on my garden pretty much regularly and wasn’t sure if I should write another one but my son
told me to “go for it” because there are lots of gardening Steemians out there who don’t know about it. So here I am with another update 😊
This is what it looks like now.
photo taken from my balcony
These are some photos of my long beans. I’ve been fertilising my plants with goat manure (a little every week) and the rainy season has helped a lot. I’ve been harvesting for six straight days from 5th till 10th last week! It was too much for us so I shared them with my sisters.
Some beans I’m leaving to age for the seeds.
My eggplants were looking pretty miserable until I started fertilising regularly.
Eggplant seedlings ready to be transplanted.
My grapevine, planted in a medium sized pot (😱) in October 2015, has finally produced some fruits (two bunches, to be exact 😅).
Strawberries I’m experimenting with. Planted them at the edge of my raised bed, from one single plant with runners along each side. They are doing extremely well at the moment. I’ve not seen leaves these large and healthy! Hope they fruit 🤞🏻
Some strawberries in pots which I plan to give to gardener friends.
My lemon tree. Just one fruit this time 😂
Some other plants and herbs in my garden.
Dill
Curry leaves
Indian borage
Aloe vera
Serai (lemongrass)
Pandan (screw pine)
Some succulants I just propagated.
My plants usually get attacked by aphids and other pests, including snails, but lately I’ve been very lucky because all my plants are pest-free! Yay!
It’s hard to tell if fertilisers are truly organic so I opted for goat manure that looked the least processed. See the goat fur? 😁
They are very hard so I pound them lightly to loosen them and store them in containers.
I’m not giving up on the vegetables I’ve failed at. Hopefully I’ll have something to show next month 😊🤞🏻
Erm...too many photos? Let me know 😬
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