Selecting the lemon plants that I will plant soon; also transplanting others from what would be a seedbed

Greetings and blessings to all my Hive friends! I'm grateful to share a new post here in the #hivegarden community, which is one of my favorites in this ecosystem. As I've mentioned before, I'm a nature lover, a plant enthusiast, and of course, I love being able to harvest our own food through our own efforts. I mentioned in a previous post that my wife and her cousin and I had spoken with them about bringing some lemon trees I have here at home. They're currently planting on my wife's land, so we thought we'd take them along so they could water them and, in a short time, why not have the opportunity to harvest lemons? Lemons are a very popular fruit right now because they're so useful, hard to find, and quite expensive.

In total, there are four in what would be the first stage, since I have some others already growing individually in their plastic cups, which fills me with joy. I should also mention that I have a sort of lemon seedbed, as I sowed several seeds there, and as you can see, not all of them are growing. But those that are, I'm waiting a reasonable amount of time to transplant them individually, hoping to see my goal of these plants producing fruit. They are a somewhat different kind than what we are used to seeing normally, and well, it's a personal satisfaction to enjoy working the land. Furthermore, I'm sure this is just the beginning, as my wife and I have in mind planting some other plants, but for now, we're going to start with these lemons and then see how they develop so we can continue with what we have in mind, hoping to build our home nearby; it's a dream we are striving to make a reality.

Back at the house, I was in the yard where I have my lemon trees and some other plants when I noticed that the tomato plant I had planted individually in a pot had drooped a bit. So I decided to find something to tie it to the trunk of another plant nearby. It was a shoelace, but it worked perfectly. I also attached a stick to try and support it, though I'll have to keep an eye on it and tie it up if necessary. At the same time, I noticed I still have other tomato plants that I need to find a place to plant in the same way, because I don't know what's wrong with them. They seem to be drying out from the top down and not growing anymore. Maybe they need more space to develop properly.

This concludes my small contribution to the #hivegarden community, as well as showing some of the activities I did today in the garden at home with the aim of having a productive harvest very soon on my wife's land, starting with lemons and later continuing with more plants that will help us enjoy the food that we grow ourselves.