Unpleasant surprise! I hadn't noticed, but the tomato seedlings were almost drying up. Luckily, I caught them in time

So, a few hours ago, I decided to start with three, since I found some cups that were a bit larger than usual. When I went to do this, I noticed the plants were completely droopy. Perhaps it's due to lack of water; that's the only thing I can think of because, despite the fact that it's rained quite a bit in the last few days, the soil was dry. So, instead of worrying, I took action to try and transplant them tomorrow, or maybe a little later.

To do this, I found a plastic bottle to add a little water to the seed tray. They may have improved a bit, so I'll have to wait and see if there's any further improvement. I might have to do it again tomorrow or on Monday, depending on how the tomato plants look. It was my mistake, as I thought they would still be a bit damp from the rain, but I was wrong. Luckily, I checked on them because otherwise, they might not have sprouted by morning, which would have been a huge disappointment since all my work would have been for nothing. But let's hope that's not the case and they can recover.

I'll have to get a little more active to separate them and find a good spot to keep them so I can quickly get an excellent tomato harvest for preparing different recipes. But my favorite is a salad to accompany fried fish—a simple recipe, but a 10 out of 10! The good thing is that I'll show you all the details here in the #hivegarden community, which is one of my favorites in the #Hive ecosystem, where, as a nature lover and someone who loves growing our own food at home, I'm very happy.