How Our Simple Chayote Garden Grows Fresh Food and Helps Our Family Every Day

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Hello Hive Garden friends!
Today I want to share our chayote garden here in the mountain and why we chose to plant this kind of vegetable at home.

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Today the price of vegetables in the market is getting higher, including chayote. I still remember when I was still studying, sayote was very cheap and easy to buy anytime. It was one of the most affordable vegetables before. But now, things have changed. The price has gone up a lot. In some places, one sack of chayote can cost around 1,000 pesos or more, which is already a big amount for many families.

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Because of that, we decided to plant chayote in our own garden since then, It is a big help for us, especially now that many daily needs are expensive. Instead of buying often from the market, we can harvest fresh vegetables from our backyard.

What I really like about chayote is that it is very easy to plant. We do not need to spend money on seeds. We simply use a mature sayote fruit that has started to sprout. Once it is ready, we place it in the soil and let it grow naturally.

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We also do not use fertilizer. We just let it grow on its own. After planting, we wait for the vine to climb and spread. It does not need too much attention compared to other crops. That is why I can say it is one of the easiest plants to maintain.

After around three months, it starts to bear fruits. It feels good every time I see new chayote hanging from the vine because I know our small effort has become something useful for our family.

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Aside from being easy to grow, chayote is also very useful in cooking. We use it in soups, stir fry dishes, and mixed vegetables. Even the young tops can be cooked partner with bagoong. Nothing is wasted.

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For me, planting chyote is practical and rewarding. It helps lessen expenses, provides fresh food, and gives satisfaction whenever we harvest.

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Thank you for reading my story, this is my own picture, edited in Canva.



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Es hermoso el lugar donde estás, me gusta mucho el chayote, un abrazo The place you're in is lovely; I love the chayote. Best wishes

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Yes, our place is abundant with veggies and fruits. Thanks for dropping by.

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Wonderful work! Chayote is really an amazing crop—very nutritious and productive at the same time. It’s great to see how a simple garden can support a family with healthy food every day. Keep it up

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Thank you so much! Yes, chayote is an amazing crop because it is easy to grow, productive an healthy for the family. No fertilizer added.

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Another plant I know nothing about, I think chayote. But it's nice to learn something new. Your chayote plants are great.

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Thank you friend, yes chayote are more benefits than other veggies, It helps a lot on healthy lifestyle and of course so saleable in the market.

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Isn't it crazy that something that grows as wild and abundant as chayote can be so expensive to buy?? Same with lettuce - it's such an easy crop for us and self seeds, but because commerically it's grown in areas prone to flood, it's more likely to suffer times where it's not available. Even eggs - we always have eggs, but at times there's none in the supermarket. Another reason to do what you can to grow your own food, right? What's your favourite chayote recipe?

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Yes, it is surprisingly how something so easy to grow can become expensive in the market. That is why growing our own food, even just a little it’s a big help to us. Weather, transport and supply problems affect prices. My favorite chayote recipe is Chicken tinola because the chayote makes the soup more flavorful. I also love sauteed chayote with egg, it is simple and my child’s favorite every morning.

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Chicken tinola looks amazing. I might have to try it when I grow chayote!

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An impressive and beautiful place, without a doubt.

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Thank you! I’m happy you appreciated it.

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Having our own healthy food from garden is a blessing. At first sight I thought it was a papaya later realised the leaves are not the same. Too good .

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Yes, having our own food from the garden is a big blessing. I’m happy you appreciated it.

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