It's so cool how my lemon plants are growing 🍋 although some are growing faster than others, but I'm still very happy

It's always nice to show off when we're doing some gardening, and it's progressing very well, even better than I originally expected. This is my first time trying to grow my own lemon plants from seeds here at home. I planted them all together in a glass, and as they grow, I'm transferring them to individual pots. The results have varied considerably, but I'm still hopeful that some of these plants will soon give me a bountiful harvest.

My dad moved them to one of the old refrigerator baskets to protect them a bit and to wait for them to grow better.

Speaking of plant development, it's incredible to see how each one grows at its own pace. That's why I truly love nature, because we don't all develop at the same rate; some grow earlier, others later, as you can see in the photos I'm sharing.

But now, my fellow hiver friends, I have a question, but I think this will be the last step before planting them in their permanent location. As you can see, those little plastic cups will soon become too small, so I'm thinking of placing them in halved soda bottles, without completely covering them with soil, to allow them to continue growing. This way, they can grow a bit more before being moved to their final spot. I do need to ask about the plants' growth patterns to find the ideal location for them. Also, as I mentioned, it's wonderful to see how I'm gradually completing the steps to grow lemon plants directly from seed, thanks to my own hard work.

This concludes my brief contribution to the #hivegarden community, where I share great photos of one of my greatest passions: gardening and the opportunity to grow and eat food we've grown ourselves.