Planting Day in School: Growing Chili in the School Garden

Hello @hivegarden👋☺️
How are you all gardeners in this community? I hope you're doing great and well today.

Hi I'm back again sharing to you how productive was my Brigada Day or School Community Service. This week though exhausted but I managed to plan my time both in school and at home. So today's tasked was to fill in the plantbox with chili plant. Together with colleagues, I helped in transplanting the chili plant seedlings in a plantbox.

So what I did first what cleaned the plantbox and started to prepare the soil. Still loam soil was being used in transplanting. For this kind of soil is believed to have a good benefits to plants. It has a lot of nutrients that will helped the plants grow more.

I removed the air from the soil by breaking the hard topsoil using pickmattock. So once it's being prepared I then dug a hole and planted the chili.

Lining up the chili plant in a distance will made them grow healthier. Plants will not share nutrients because spacing was really determined before planting them in a soil.

Although the sun was still shining, I find it very hot already staying in the place planting the chili together with my colleagues but we're able to finish it all planting Until the last chili plant.

Indeed the day seemed productive seeing the plant happy being planted now. The day ended with so much happiness and satisfaction as we were successfully done on the day's task.

This would be all for now and see you in my next school planting activity. Next time I will be showing to you our school vertical gardening and I'm excited to share it to you soon...Hope you're excited too...Bye👋😘

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The lead picture is edited in canva
All photos are mine