Daily activities continue in my garden

Yesterday was a very satisfying day of gardening. I walked around all the plants I had transplanted, and so far, everything is progressing satisfactorily.

My favorite gift is plants, and the lady who helps me clean my house gave me a bunch of Vicarias. I'm very excited. I planted them in black bags with enough soil for their size. That will be their permanent home. The best part is that they have roots, so they will soon be producing more leaves and flowers.

I prepared three bags and placed two plants in each one. Later, I will see if I can remove any or simply prune them to replicate them.

I decided to dry some tomato seeds, and today I placed them in a recycled container that previously held food. Now I have placed tomato seeds in it, since only one tomato seedling has germinated in the red plastic seedbed.

The sunflower seeds have not yet germinated. Before sowing them, I placed them in water for 12 hours, and the next day I put them in this plastic seed tray, but they have been there for more than 15 days and have not germinated. I don't know what is wrong with my sunflower seed sowing techniques; they are not germinating.

The pomegranate seedlings, which germinated late, continue to grow. At some point, I will transplant them to one of the bags with substrate for them.

The pomegranate seeds that germinated early are already very tall and leafy. They are in the bags with substrate, their final location. Until they are more leafy, I will put them up for sale.

I have transplanted my cucumber seedlings to their final location, and they are very leafy and have responded very well to where I placed them. They get enough sun to develop flowers and fruit.

The squash plant continues to twine and wants to take up more space to grow. I have it rolled up in one place and cut off the main tip so that it develops its flowers and does not waste its energy on continuing to grow.

I rescued some bromeliads that were exposed to the sun and did not tolerate direct sunlight. I placed them on new substrate and today they are responding well. I still have anthuriums, lilies, and Lady in the Night, in a cool spot under my ferns. I'm waiting for them to build me a bench so I can put them all in their final location.

For now, these are my efforts for the day in the garden.

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