In love with my garden.

11 months ago

Greetings, receive positive vibes, dear Hive Garden, I am transmitting from Caicara del Orinoco, Venezuela.

Today, Saturday morning, I have experienced an intense cold inside my home. I have just opened the front door to enjoy the musical frequency of nature, enjoying the musical frequency of nature, the crickets conducting the spectacular orchestra joining in the harmony. I go out into my planetary garden to meditate. I would like to let you know that I am transparent like the breeze. I go out into my planetary garden to enjoy the musical frequency of nature. The crickets conducted the spectacular orchestra. The birds are a very attractive tool for me. I go out into my planetary garden to connect with nature. I go out into my planetary garden to learn more about how the situation works.

I go out into my planetary garden to learn and enjoy the musical frequency of nature. The crickets conduct the spectacular orchestral symphony. The birds are a delight to me. The sun's rays tinge the morning with pinkish hues. Nature is breathtaking, each day has its own uniqueness, a source of marvellous raptures that I enjoy with a frenzy in my spirit. It is an excellent weekend on earth, in my green vegetable.

The green grass is the carpet of my spirit's rejoicing repose, I am sitting on the splendour of the natural world. The morning takes possession of existence, I observe that the place remains beautiful, all the plants are grouped together, overprotected, giving each other natural warmth to raise the vital energy that we receive in the planetary garden.

I come out of my comfortable meditation, I go to visit the lemon balm (Melissa officinalis); I find it very stable, I congratulate it, I run my hands over its roots, the small stem and the leaves. Its leaves will be a source of nutrients and health for my organism.

I have a plant growth plan, I was given a seedling of lemon balm (Melissa officinalis), and fourteen days ago, in two seedbeds, I sowed fifteen seeds of Desert Roses (Adenium obesum), five of which sprouted. I check them every day, four of them are white, double. The other one is double red. The experts recommend me to wait. I am waiting for the remaining ten seeds to sprout. I understand the situation, because there is a philosophy of agricultural culture, it is necessary to learn to wait to enjoy the results of the sprouts from the seedbed.

For me, it is new, because these precious plants are exquisite, they have a nature that you need to have the knowledge to cultivate them. The root, the stem, the branches, the flowers, the practice of pollination, all require knowledge and know-how for their development and multiplication. In my garden, I have seedlings that I have managed to stick together from various cuttings that I have been given, they have all stuck together.

At the present time my inner fire is burning, because I need to know the art of sowing seeds, desert roses and all the seeds I need to sow. It is a goal that I have mapped out in my natural life plan.

I have a plan to maintain the planetary garden, I make a diagnosis, but I find some plants that are historically called weeds. Well, here is the brusca (Petiveria alliiacea), the pica pica (Mucuna pruriens), the bledo (Amarantthus), the verbena (Verbena officinalis), the escobilla (Sida rhombifolia), and others. But these plants have always been a resource for natural medicine practitioners. They are not weeds, they can be characterised in other ways, but they are known to consume the nutrients of the crop plants, which is why they must be eliminated from the area. The ones that cover the site the most are mapurite, hidden eggs (Phyllanthus niruri), cundiamor (Momordica charantia) and corocillo (Ciperus rotundus L.). All are useful for medicine and are considered weeds.

I am in love with my planetary garden, I recently got a fregosa plant (Capraria biflora) that I am not going to pull up, I am going to leave it to develop.

Thanks for reading my post