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âToday Iâd love to share whatâs new in our little garden. đ
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âMy motherâinâlaw and sisterâinâlaw are really hardâworking when it comes to planting. They just keep planting and planting, and after some time, it always pays off well. Iâm so proud of them because we get to enjoy the fruits of their work, and we harvest fresh greens and use them for our daily meals.
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âSo whatâs new out there right now? We have fresh sweet potato sprouts and lots of young pechay seedlings coming up. Pechay is easy to grow, but sometimes we get stuck thinking about where to transplant them, haha.
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âWe just use old recycled plastic containers for our seedlings, and it works great for us. When they are still small sprouts, we have to protect them from birds and other pests.
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âThatâs why we put wire mesh and wooden branches around them to keep them safe. It takes patience and daily care to keep the leaves healthy, but after a few more days they grow bigger and stronger.
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âOnce the pechay is fully grown, all your hard work pays off coz you have fresh green vegetables ready to add to any dish you like.
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âSometimes our neighbors pass by and see the fresh greens, and ask if they can pick some. My sisterâinâlaw finds it hard to say no, but when they keep coming over and taking too much, she gets annoyed too, haha.
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âOne of our neighbors used to grow pechay and sold all of it for almost â±5,000. Thatâs really a nice amount.
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âBut for us, my motherâinâlaw plants only for our own food, not for selling.
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âWe also have young pepper plants that will soon give us plenty of chili peppers... And then there are our ginger plants that I shared in my earlier post.
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âThey have so many new sprouts now. Itâs lovely to see them spread out.
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âHow about you? Do you have any new sprouts growing in your garden lately?
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âThanks for the visit! Have a lovely day. Buh-bye. đđž
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âPhoto credits: All photos used in this post are my own.
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âWith love,
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Wow sis greenthumb na greenthumb ka hehe excited na ko for harvest đ
Thank you for sharing an amazing post with us.

The biggest enemies of garden plants are birds and pests that eat their leaves. It's great that you reused empty bottles as plant containers instead of buying new pots. It's a practical way to save money while also reducing waste!
I can relate to your sister in law! Hirap tumanggi sa naghihingi ng gulay pero atleast she have a lot of veggies sa kanyang garden. Anytime makapag harvest lamang siya pang lagay sa niluluto niya. Keep gardening! đż
How rewarding it is to see your garden evolve! Have a happy weekend!
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Thanks so much. Enjoy your day đ
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What a wonderful harvest!!! I love everything we grow at homeâit's healthier. âit reminds me of my dear mother and my grandpa. Blessings.
True. It has fewer chemicals than what we get on the market.
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