I neglected my plants for a few days by not watering them, and that's how I found them

I've been busy working these past few days (you can see it in my previous posts) and haven't been able to water the plants I have at my grandmother's house. It hasn't been that long for me, about a day and a half, roughly 36 hours, but I imagine the strong sun these last few days has made them look so sad, especially since the soil isn't the best. But hopefully, with a little more care in the coming days, they'll recover quickly.

As you can see in the photos, the squash, sweet pepper, and eggplant plants have suffered the most from the lack of water. It's worth mentioning that the squash is the most damaged because it's drying out very rapidly from the main root, although some of the ends still show signs of life, so I hope they can be saved.

Nearby is the sweet pepper plant, which is also feeling the effects of my neglect in not watering it. So, I need to be more consistent since I have a small project in mind that involves pepper plants, and this is a learning experience for me.

The one that's been planted the longest is this eggplant, but honestly, I don't know what to do to help it develop. As you can see, it's in a bad state right now, but I won't give up. I'll continue doing my best to get a good harvest; if not, I'll plant more until I succeed.

This concludes my post for the #hivegarden community, where I like to share both the good and the not-so-good aspects of my experience as a novice gardener, which will help me improve.