Garden Update; Leaves Start Withering After Rain

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It's me @amjadsharif
From #pakistan

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Homesteading friends, welcome to my blog with a new update on my garden after the rain. Previously I wrote Garden Update Rainy Weather 5 days ago. Since plants do not need water in the rain and the weather is also getting quite cold, I thought that they should be watered every seven to eight days. But after the rain suddenly stopped, the heat increased the next day. The heat increased so much that the leaves of the plants started withering.

So, first of all, I decided to soften the soil between the roots of these plants. After softening, it is also necessary to use cow dung fertilizer in it. When I used cow dung fertilizer.

I decided to water these plants through a domestic water pump because if they were not watered, these leaves could have dried up and fallen off I have seen that the leaves of some plants dried up after withering and then started falling off.

Garden maintenance is a difficult task because, for the past year, I have been taking care of my garden. I have planted fruit trees many times, but many of them dry up, and I have to buy new plants from any nursery farm again, and then some of them grow. So slowly I am trying to fill my garden with fruit trees. I hope that soon my garden will be filled with fruit trees in one and a half years fruits will start to be produced.

If it starts bearing a lot of fruit, children will like it a lot and the consumption of fruits in our daily diet will increase a lot, which will not only be good for apples but will also be useful for physical strength. In my opinion, such a garden should be in every house. As soon as the heat subsides a little, I am thinking of planting false plants, grapes, and some other fruit plants in my garden.

I had some mint growing in this garden which was wilting due to the heat. As soon as I watered it, its color started changing and it started looking green again.

Similarly, I have some green pepper plants growing next to it which are looking fresh after watering. In the middle part of the garden, where vegetables, etc., are grown, I once again softened the soil because it had become hard again due to the rain, and the herbs started growing in it.

Amjad Sharif is an experienced farmer, educated agricultural expert, amateur gardener, and tourist person. He specializes in modern and natural ways of agriculture. He presents his experiences and highlights of rural life in a simple and informative manner on Hive.

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