🌱Replanting using some beans🌱

Hello my loving Asean Hive community,

Welcome to my new post. How are you friends? I hope all goes well. In the past, it rained every day, but today the weather is nice. It had rained the previous day, so all the plants in my garden were greener. The soil is not hard but slightly soft with rain. I think this is the best time to plant new plants. So today I planted some new plants in my backyard using seeds.

What I used to plant today is legumes. I did not buy the beans I used for planting. I got all those beans from a bean plant I planted in my garden. About six months ago, I told you that flowers began to bloom on my mother's bean plant. Our family got a lot of beans from that tree. These beans were too much for us, so I gave some to my neighbors and some to my uncle. Even so, the beans are still there. So for the past two months I have been saving some of that mature bean for replanting.

First, I dug a hole in the ground. For fertilizer, I used natural fertilizer. I mixed egg shield and used tea leaves into those holes. I use the same fertilizer for all the plants grown in my garden.

In one of the pits, I planted five beans. Then I covered the soil and watered it. I do not have to worry too much because these beans are so easy to survive.

In the same way, I planted beans in a total of seven places. You can also see my little plants near the bean planting area shown above. These are recently planted pumpkin plants. I'll talk about that later. Thank you so much for reading my post to the end. Bye Bye. See you next post.🍇