I've been neglecting the plants at my grandmother's house a bit, so I have some work to do these days

The first ones I tackled were the tomato plants, perhaps the ones I'm most concerned about. I need to secure them a bit more since they've grown quite a bit, and I hope they'll have a good harvest. But I especially need to work on one plant that's bent over and has a small sprout, so I have to support it more firmly to prevent this from happening again.

Elsewhere, I have some sweet pepper plants that have grown quite a bit, but some insect has been eating them, especially the leaves, leaving practically just the branches. These peppers I planted not too long ago were also eaten, but fortunately, they're growing back now. However, I have to keep an eye on the weeds growing around them, as you can see in the photos in my post.

Finally, there's an eggplant plant, one of the first I planted, and it hasn't produced its first harvest yet. It has had flowers, like it does now, but after a few days, the flowers disappear. Perhaps the soil or the plant needs a little more strength to allow it to take that step and produce a good harvest.

It's always a pleasure to share here in the #hivegarden community how the plants I've planted are growing, in this case, at my grandmother's house.