My home garden with chemical free vegetables and fruits #43 : My water spinach in 12-inch pots update (Day 19).

Hello everyone. How are you today? I hope all is well with you and your family. Today after my wife and I dropped off our granddaughter and autistic son at school. We aren't going anywhere, we stayed in and relaxed at home. This is because our family's longan orchard yielded a much better crop this year than ever before. We sold our produce in advance to a merchant since the middle of last month. The merchant will take care of our longan orchard until they harvest the longans themselves, so we no longer have to manage it. Since we only have our rice paddy to tend for family consumption and some backyard fruits and vegetables, we have free time almost all year round.
Today, so I used my leisure time to inspect the fruits and vegetables in my home garden, and I need to update one of the vegetables. Hey guys, do you remember when I planted water spinach in 12-inch pots using various pots late last month or 19 days ago? In this post, I’m back to give you an update on how they are growing in these 12-inch plastic pots. These water spinachs are growing so well that they’ve completely filled up the pots. Each plant is about 17 to 18 centimeters tall. They look vibrant green and perfectly healthy. This planting is a huge success, even though it's only my second time growing them in 12-inch plastic pots. I usually grow water spinachs directly in the ground. So excited to share the water spinach I planted in my 12-inch plastic pots. Take a look, everyone.

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📷 Take photo By Smartphone Vivo V30.