Sharing photos of one side of the garden where some seeds were sown, and it's amazing how many plants are growing

It had been a few days since I'd checked on this side of the yard for several reasons, but the main one is that it's on the other side, and I don't usually go there since my other plants are much closer. I only notice how everything is doing when I go to check on the avocado trees, as it's a small space. My mom has a habit of throwing the water out after washing the chili peppers, bell peppers, and tomatoes, and she also throws in other seeds, in this case, papaya seeds, which my dad was recommended for health reasons.

First, I'm showing you a sweet pepper plant that sprouted this way. As I mentioned before, when she throws out the water after washing them, some seeds get carried away, and as you can see, this gives us the opportunity to have this plant, which is growing very well, although we're still waiting for the first harvest. I must also say that it's very beautiful, with a striking green color. When I saw it, I knew I had to share it with my friends in the #hivegarden community, who are undoubtedly also passionate about having plants at home.

Now I'll tell you about other plants that are growing rapidly, like the papaya plants. When my mom cuts them, the seeds literally spill out, and that's why the place is now full of them. I wish we had the space to keep them all and plant them in different spots. Papaya is the fruit my dad was recommended right now, and even though it's not very expensive—I think it's $1.20 per kilo—it would be a huge blessing to grow them at home. Not only would we save money, but we could also eat more papaya, and they would be 100% natural, with no additives or anything like that. The best part is that we'd harvest them ourselves.

I am sincerely very happy thanks to the support I have received on my latest posts here in the #hivegarden community, which motivates me to continue sharing and working on something I am very passionate about, which is agriculture, currently at home, although one of my dreams is, thanks to #Hive, to be able to acquire a place to dedicate to planting.