My Hive Garden Journal

Good morning to all of us.. Because of all of us being hardworking here on earth, we will be truly blessed with an abundant and beautiful lifestyle that we will get. Today I will share with you the updates of my crops here in my simple garden and I named it, HIVE GARDEN. This is what we always do here in the province, especially nowadays when goods are controlled in the Public market, so we must be self-disciplined.

This morning I went back to the plants I planted in my garden and I was really happy with the beautiful results of the plants. They grew very healthy and had many leaves. It shows that the place where I planted the vegetables is nice and tidy.

This is the sweet potato peel or camote taps as others call it. I am happy to look at these vegetables of mine because their leaves are big and wide. At first it didn't have any leaves and it was just tubers, because that's what we were going to plant and we pickled the leaves to make a salad.

I only put organic fertilizer here so the fertilizer is natural in the soil. I always clean the area so there are no weeds to cling to and grab the soil's fertilizer.

Since my vegetables are already tall, it is necessary to use the tie method or the one where the end of the vegetable is tied with a string so that it can be attached to the frame we made the day before.

It looks just as good when everything is crawling or clinging to the frame so it doesn't get stepped on when watering the vegetables. Because of this, we cut the rags into pieces and that's what we used to tie the vegetables.

Alugbati is one of everyone's favorite vegetables. It can be added to tinola or even paksiw. It is also sold for 10 pesos per tie.

The other day I added some sweet potato Talbos tubers to my little garden. I put it in my empty plot and before I planted it, I plowed it to make the soil pulverized and soft. It's as easy as growing and growing plants or vegetables.

But this morning I am happy because some small leaves have sprouted and in a few more days it will grow like the others. The fertilizer I put here is still organic to maintain the beauty and always benefit the soil that is planted.

The Eggplant seeds that I planted last week have also grown. I just planted or germinated cucumber and eggplant seeds at the same time. What we will do here so that harmful animals such as chickens and goats do not eat it is we will put a screen so that they do not eat its leaves.

At the moment I don't have a new planting or plot so I will do more to transfer these eggplants at the right time.

My lemongrass plants have also grown. It is the main ingredient in cooking lechon and soup dishes such as tinola. This plant is also healing and lowers blood when there is high blood pressure.

We better plant a lot here so we don't have to beg from others or buy at the Market. It costs 1 peso per string. The growth of my lemongrass is beautiful and healthy.

The last one is these cucumbers I planted. Last week they were still small, but now they are beautiful to look at because they are slowly growing healthy. According to my friends who know how to grow cucumber, the next day it can be moved to the cultivation area.

The plot that I made yesterday is ready and just like Alugbati, a frame is put on it so that it sticks and bears fruit. It is delicious to make a salad and also makes the body look beautiful.