My home garden with chemical free vegetables and fruits #41 : My water spinach in 12-inch plastic pots of various styles update (Day 6).

Hello everyone. How are you today? I hope all is well with you and your family. Yesterday, I took you to see the 14-day-old bok choy and kale that I grew in plastic baskets and styrofoam boxes. But today, I'm taking you to see a vegetable as well, These are the water spinach that I planted from seeds in 5 plastic pots just 6 days ago. This is my second time growing water spinach in a 12-inch plastic pot (I usually grow it in the ground). And here is a quick update on how they are looking today. Three days later, some of these water spinach seeds began to germinate in their respective plastic pots.

Let me first take you to see the water spinach growing in 12-inch plastic pots of various styles—as it looked three days ago, Only a few water spinach plants were just sprouting from the seeds, so the number wasn't very large yet.

After that, I will bring you the latest update on the morning glory planted in a 12-inch plastic pot this afternoon. After three days, the majority of the water spinach in each plastic pot has reached 3 days of age, with some seedlings currently emerging from the seeds too. And some water spinach plants are 1–2 days old. Now the water spinach in the plastic pot has sprouted and grown almost full of the pot. And most of the water spinach plants are approximately 2–2.5 centimeters tall, with two leaves.

I will gradually take pictures and update the growth progress of the water spinach I planted in five 12-inch plastic pots as they make more progress. These are the stories and photos I want to share for this post. Invite everyone to see and enjoy my stories and photos. Please forgive any errors/mistakes. Have a great day. See you next time. Thank you for your support and visiting my post. Bye 🤗

📷 Take photo By Smartphone Vivo V30.