HI! So, as you may have noticed, today's post has a new title. In my previous blog I said I was updating it, and I have only managed to do these two posts, and I still need to go back to all my previous ones and change those. Today will be a little update. As you can tell by teh title, it is Garden update, and hinting from it, I am ready to cook using my beautiful veggies. ( It's actually just one vegetable but I wanted to build suspense) So, my watermelon has grown, and have started producing flowers. I'm not sure if it's a good thing because they are still young. My okra plants have thrived well, as they continue to grow taller, and my cucumber is bursting with yellow flowers here and there. My tomato plant still remains, slightly crispy on the edges of its leaves and no progress. My Karla- or bitter gourd as I have just remembered the name for it- is growing, a lot, and it has food! One bitter gourd is almost ready to be harvested as it is huge, 2 more follow, not that far behind, another is almost there, maybe another week or so, and one still needs a while. I'm so proud of my little plant children! What I'm really excited about is my pineapple. Just recently, my plant has started growing fresh new leaves. This means, that it is living! Leaves aren't just dying but are also making way for new ones. This means that I may be able to have my own pineapple plant and eat my own home-grown pineapple as a snack and forever until I've eaten it all. I'm so excited!
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My pineapple has grown new leaves, as seen in the middle. |
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My tomato still shows zero progress or any growth |
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Here's some thriving and well growing Bitter Gourd |
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Left, biggest Karla- ready to be harvested, middle and right, almost there! Still need time to grow |
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One that needs a week |
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Rope-reaching okra |
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Growing everywhere cucumber plant! |
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My Cucumber with flowers, hiding behind the shade of my okra plants! |
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My tiny watermelon being attacked, by my cucumber that wandered into my okra plants! |
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