My wife's uncle is doing a great job with his plants, and most of them are already showing excellent results

As I've mentioned in previous posts, my wife's uncle also enjoys gardening, and he mostly eats what he harvests, sharing it with his siblings whenever possible. (I've never had the chance to be there to take pictures.) He has several plants, and I'll tell you about these ones he has in a strip of land that's overgrown with weeds due to the rain. These cassava plants, which he's replanted after harvesting, are already quite large.

Then there's a pumpkin plant that was small the last time I showed it, but now it's grown considerably, spreading out well in that area. I even saw that it already has its first pumpkins, although they're still small and need more time to grow.

A little further on, near the pumpkin plant, you can see a papaya and an avocado plant, which still have a while before they bear fruit.

Then I noticed the eggplant plants, which are in two different spots on the property. In one place there are three, while in the other there are many more. I didn't count them, but there are more, although only one of them has eggplants; the others only have flowers. For now, these have been my favorites to have at home, since it's a blessing to be able to go to our garden and harvest them. Besides, they're a food we can prepare in many different ways, but I like them much better roasted and fried as the perfect side dish.

Finally, there's this bunch of plantains near the house. I picked some to make soup (with fish), while I left the others to ripen on the plant so I could fry them later. They're also a great side dish.

I'm signing off, but not before thanking you for your support. It's always a pleasure to share posts here in the #hivegarden community, where we have a space to showcase all the wonderful things nature has to offer. Of course, we also have to work hard to see these amazing results.