Garden Journal July; A fairly productive day, although there's still a way to go before we can achieve excellent plants with a good harvest

Thank you, friends, for the opportunity to share a new post with you all here in the #hivegarden community. I'm also showing you some of the work I did this afternoon at home with the plants I have in plastic cups. They're growing very well, so it's time to try and get a good harvest of sweet peppers and tomatoes. I also sowed some white basil seeds around the garden.

The first thing I did was go to the white basil plants, and seeing that they had a good number of dried seeds, I picked a few and, placing them in my hand, began to water them, hoping that many more would sprout soon.

At the same time, I planted the other sweet pepper and tomato plants in recycled pots. First, I got some composted soil to put in the pot, and then I placed the plants in the center, filling them to the top with soil and firming them down by hand. After that, it was just a matter of finding the right spot for them to grow. I especially wanted to find a place for the tomato plants where they could attach to another plant so they wouldn't be damaged when it was ready to harvest, since, as you know, tomatoes are very fragile.

Then, since I still had some soil left, I noticed that the sweet pepper plants I had cleaned earlier, which were surrounded by rubber, had had their roots exposed by the recent rain. So I added all that soil to them to make sure they weren't damaged, since they've grown quite a bit lately, and this is a way to protect them.

It's a pleasure for me to share a new post here in the #hivegarden community where I share these great photos of the activities I do at home with my plants, especially those we use for the kitchen.