This neighbor lives very close to my wife's uncle's house, and although he doesn't have much space, he decided to plant some of his peppers there. Some are planted directly in the ground, others in pots, and still others are in seed trays. So far, there are a large number of hot pepper plants, as well as bell peppers. These have already produced their first harvests, but perhaps you can't see them in the best light because I was a bit far away, and I didn't want to risk damaging any of the plants. Similarly, I couldn't see very well in the seedbed, but I think they're sweet pepper plants, so I imagine they'll look for an available spot there or transplant them into pots, which is the best option to make the most of both the available space and the existing possibilities.
Then there are some scallion plants, which perhaps haven't grown enough yet, but they still need some time. There are only a few, but they're there with others that I honestly don't know very well.
Finally, there are some mint plants, which are incredible for making tea or infusions to perhaps improve our health a little, or for preparing drinks and giving them that special touch that mint provides. It's perhaps the only plant that I might ask my neighbor for a sprig to have here at home because it's very important, as are spearmint and some others that I'm forgetting at the moment.
I'll say goodbye now, but not before thanking you for your support. At the same time, I'm amazed at how everyone takes advantage of the resources available to them to find it easy to have their own fresh food at home.
