Greetings everyone! It's been approximately a month since my last update on the plants we have at home.
As the hot weather in our area has taken its toll on the vegetable garden, my husband has decided to discontinue planting vegetables for the time being.
Our front yard has six lemon trees. Although I'm not certain when my husband planted them, they have been thriving there for quite some time.
I’ve been watering the lemon trees with human urine mixed with water daily. I observe the thriving growth of trees, adorned with vibrant flowers and fruits.
Amongst the plants, this one was the first to bear fruit. I was elated to see that it produced a large lemon fruit. At the present moment, there are more flowers and fruits than before.
The second lemon tree is bearing fruit as well. On the topmost branch, three lemons are visibly weighing down the limb. Amidst the verdant foliage, tiny lemon fruits emerge, accompanied by a vibrant display of delicate flowers in full bloom.
The other lemon tree has been plagued by worms. Every time I water the tree, I diligently inspect the leaves for any signs of these pests.
As a result of consistent daily watering, the plant's growth is evident. New leaves and branches are growing in abundance.
I am elated to witness my lemon tree bearing fruits for the first time, as it is a testament to my diligent care and the natural wonder of growth.
Ideally, cultivating our lemon tree at home will yield more lemons. This is a cost-effective solution compared to purchasing lemons from the market, which can be quite expensive.
With that, I conclude my garden blog for today. I hope you gained some valuable insights from my article.
Thank you for reading, and may divine blessings be upon us all.
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