Garden Journal december Challenge: Observing my garden🌱

Hello #Hivegarden. Here we continue to have rain. Yesterday afternoon there was a heavy winter shower 🌨 for a few minutes. Then it gradually subsided. The plants are very happy because rainwater is like an elixir for them.

The weather has cooled down a bit, but the sun is still strong between 1 and 3 pm. In December, the weather is always cooler at night. Dawn breaks with low temperatures. Today there are dark clouds, but it is unclear whether it will rain again.

The plants are lush, including lemon, annatto, papaya, cayenne pepper, ixora, mother-in-law's tongue, and sword of St. George. These months have been rainy.

I made several changes to my indoor garden and planted a climbing vine called pothos or potus, an air-purifying plant. Its leaves are heart-shaped ♥

I also checked on the pineapple plant, which has two little ones. My sister gave me a kind of aloe vera plant, and I moved the glitter plant to a new spot, where it now has pink flowers. The whole garden is damp, so I'll take a break from watering today.

For me, gardening is a hobby that benefits us all because every plant cleans the air we breathe. They also give us flowers and fruit. I hope to tidy up the garden more next year, buy more pots and fertilizer to change them, and I will also try to buy seeds to plant in the mini vegetable garden I have planned.

This is my contribution to the monthly garden report. December is the most beautiful month of the year in every way. By the way, I haven't seen any Christmas plants, poinsettias, or poinsettia decorations for sale. What's going on? Maybe there was no harvest around here. In the future, I'll try to grow this plant. Years ago, I had one in December, but it died in February because I neglected it.

Well, I bid you farewell, my dear gardeners. Merry Christmas 2025