After some difficulties with the plant, the first papayas are finally seen

In my grandmother's backyard, there isn't much suitable land for planting, as most of it is filled with trash in the area next to the neighbor's house. In the back, because it's right up against the hill, there are a lot of rocks that don't allow the plants to develop as well as I'd like.

But getting back to the topic of my post, in that area of ​​land I mentioned earlier, there's a papaya tree that, as I'll explain, has had several problems, but its fruit is finally starting to appear at the top.

Of the challenges the tree has faced in producing its first fruits, two have been the most difficult; One problem is that its roots are shallow, which means that any strong wind or rain could cause it to fall, damaging not only the plant but also the fence that divides the two properties. At the same time, one side of the fence has been drying out, while the other side is full of fruit. So let's hope it doesn't continue to dry out so we can continue to enjoy the benefits that nature offers us in the form of fruit, and even better if they are grown by us at home and are 100% natural.