After some brainstorming with 
As I wrote in the last post of the #greenestthumb challenge, what once was a traditional contest aimed to select one or more winners, will become a gathering corner where everyone will present her/his gardening stories and equally share the post payout.
Ideally, I'll be hosting a meeting of gardeners once a week. I'll be the host and the presenter/reviewer of every week's entries, just like I did until now. The only difference will be that I'll not announce winners, but I'll introduce the participants' stories and they will equally share the post payout.
What is #greenestthumb?
According to the Cambridge Dictionary, a green thumb is:
the ability to make plants grow and be healthy
It is about gathering once a week and sharing our best stories, experiences and experiments on gardening.
Are you in the middle of reforestating what once was a coffee monoculture?
Have you found a method to double-grow green onions?
Have you secretly planted squash seeds in your workplace's rock bed?
Are you growing sub-tropical plants near the North Pole? :-)
Then, #greenestthumb is the place for you!
How to participate
Post one or more pictures explaining your ability to make plants grow and be healthy, before the gathering (scheduled next Sunday, on November 12th 2017).
You can either post your pictures in the comments below or write a post about it. If you write a post, tag it #greenestthumb and link it in the comments below, so everyone can find it.
Every participants will equally share the payout (in SBD) of this post and of the one where I'll review the entries.
The only requirement is the originality of your work: any picture and text that has been in part or in full copied will not be considered and will not share the payout.
By joining, you give me permission to use one of your pictures in the next post where I'll review the entries.
