That's how my wife's cousin and her husband have the land that belongs to them as part of their parents' inheritance

Grateful to share a new post here in the #hivegarden community, where I'm showing you these photos I took a few minutes ago. My wife and I went to visit her cousin, who lives near the land she inherited from her parents. Since they live so close, they're both planting some crops that will soon provide excellent food for both them and us.

Most of the plants they have are yucca, which, as I mentioned, will only be a few months before they see their first fruits after all their hard work. I hope to show you the harvests you can get when you dedicate yourself to cultivating the land.

They also have eggplants planted, which, despite being constantly watered, are surprisingly well-watered under the strong sun. As you can see in some of the photos, the results are already starting to show.

At the same time, there are other plants that are undoubtedly among my favorites, and one in particular, in particular, already has its fruit (passion fruit), still green but getting very close to ripening so we can enjoy them as juice and cool off a bit from the intense heat we've been experiencing these past few months. It's something quite unusual, far exceeding what we're used to, and plants are among those that suffer the most from these high temperatures.

Last but not least, there are some tall banana plants, which are mainly used in cooking as the perfect accompaniment to our meals. There are also some papaya plants that already have several fruits.

I'm also talking with them because, as I mentioned, I'm going to take advantage of this opportunity, God willing, to arrange to visit them again this coming weekend and plant some plants that will help bring life to the land. We hope to soon reap some wonderful harvests of fruit that we can also use in our meals. And as I always say, if it's through our own effort, even better, since the satisfaction is twofold.