🌿🌱Some plants and some compost I bought for the month of October🌱🌿

Hello my loving Asean Hive community,

Welcome to my new post. How're you doing? Is everything OK? What is the weather like where you live? In the country where I live, autumn is coming soon, so it rains every day these days. So the plants don't need to be watered these days. About 2 days ago, I told about some Burmese traditional dance that was included in my teacher's farewell party. It's been a long time since I told you about the plants planted in my small garden.

My father and I love to plant, so we have many plants in our house. About 4 months ago, I bought about 10 succulent plants and started planting them. Now there are many new plants coming out of those succulent plants. I ordered the compost a week ago because compost is needed to replant those new plants. While ordering the compost, I also bought some more plants, and today I will tell you about it.

I ordered all that compost and plants from Mandalay, not from the town where I live. This is because the plants sold in the plant shops in the town where I live are very expensive. I picked up that box this evening when I returned from the dormitory. It was raining when I went to the bus station, so the box was a little wet from the rain.

Actually, I didn't order many items from that store. I also ordered 2 pots that break easily, so I was a little worried about that. Even so, the shop owner carefully packed all the items in a paper box and sent them to me. Inside, the shopkeeper used a lot of newspaper to make it safe.

The vases I mentioned are the 2 pots shown above. The shop owner had carefully packed the 2 pot]s. At first, I was afraid that these 2 pots would break, but I received them in good condition. I bought these 2 pots to plant some succulent plants indoors. Those 2 pots are very cute and the price is very cheap. 1 pot costs only $1. In Myanmar currency, a vase costs only 2000 Kyats. Although there are 3 colors, I only chose the 2 colors shown in the picture above.

Another item I bought was some daffodil bulb. I used to learn a poem about a daffodil in grade-9. Since then, I have wanted to plant this plant. I saw daffodil bulbs for sale on that compost page, so I bought them. The shopkeeper also wrapped those bulbs carefully with newspaper. Those bulbs look like onions and one pack costs only 3500 Kyat. 3500 Kyat is equal to 1.5 $. These daffodil bulbs can be planted both in water and in the ground, but I intend to plant them in the ground. I'll tell you more about it when the plants come out of those bulbs.

The compost and Succulent plant medicine shown above are the 2 items that I mainly ordered from that page. I don't think I'll be using them as I'm a bit busy these days. I think that on Sunday, I will use this compost to plant new plants. I will tell you more about this when I use this compost and plant new succulent plants.

Another thing I bought was a vine. The name of the plant I bought is beetle Peperomia. In Myanmar, this plant is called Watermelon vine. This is because the leaves of that plant look a little like small watermelons. I have shown some pictures of that plant above. What do you think? In my eyes, the leaves of this plant are very cute and I bought this plant because it is cheap. The value of this plant is only 1$. That's all for today. Thank you all very much for reading my post to the end. See you in the new post. Bye Bye. 🍇