Good evening, fellow plantation lovers who always share extraordinary experiences in this beloved community.
On this beautiful evening, I'm happy to share my garden with my friends here.
Hello friends, wherever you are, how are you all? I hope you're all well.
Yesterday, I went to the garden to check on the progress of my oil palm trees, which I planted almost two years ago. When I arrived, I saw that the oil palm trees were growing well, as I had hoped. The leaves looked very green, and this was probably because I had fertilized them three months ago.
This is what the oil palm trees look like in my garden.
Three months ago, I fertilized the oil palm trees with urea mixed with red pearl fertilizer, and the results were very satisfying.
After that, I immediately went back to check on some papaya trees whose seedlings I bought a few months ago. Some of the trees are already bearing fruit. I also happily took some photos to share with you here.
This is what the papaya fruit looks like.
Yes, I was truly delighted when I enjoyed my garden yesterday, and I truly believe in the saying "no effort is ever wasted," as I felt this time. Even though I haven't harvested yet, I can already see the progress of my efforts.
The most striking thing was when I saw the banana tree, as I also grow banana trees in my garden. As I was trimming the dried leaves, I noticed mushrooms growing on the trunk. These mushrooms resembled the mushrooms that typically grow on coconut trees. Yesterday, I saw them growing on the banana tree, which made me take a closer look. I also noticed that they were small, not too large.
This is what mushrooms look like growing on a banana tree.
Okay, friends, that's all I can tell you tonight. I hope these photos of my garden have entertained you and that you can share your experiences here to broaden your knowledge.