Hello hiver....
How are you all doing, I hope you are in the best state at the moment...
On the first occasion I would like to greet the seniors of all in this community, as a newcomer I would like to greet the entire team in this community.....
In this first post of mine, I would like to review a little about melons the one in my friend's garden
A few days ago one of my friends invited me to his melon field and In the afternoon of this day I fulfilled his invitation
When I arrived at the garden I saw a melon field that stretched out in front of me, there were various types of melons that my friend planted, there were at least 3 types of melons that I encountered
At first glance, we see, there is no difference at all seen in the melon, but the three are different types, the difference is in the color of the flesh, taste and texture of the outer skin
The interesting thing that I found here is, my friend grows melons by forming several plots of land, each land is used to plant melons not simultaneously, some of the land is still starting to make beds, there are melons that have just been planted, some are even ready to harvest
The reason my friend doesn't plant melons at the same time is because he adjusts the harvest schedule for each plot of land, so that he can harvest his melons every month. Apart from maintaining his melon production, he also balances his finances every month
A unique way isn't it....
This fruit with the Latin name cucumis melo requires a humid temperature, so my friend irrigates it all the time without having to water it every day
On this occasion, I had the opportunity to taste the melons that have been harvested by my friend, the sweet taste of the fruit, the slightly crunchy texture of the flesh is the hallmark of melons
This melon that I split is a honey melon type.....
As I said before, my friend doesn't plant or harvest melons at the same time, because he wants to reap the fruits every month
But on this occasion, apart from tasting the melon, I also had the opportunity to see the melon harvest which happened to be harvested today
That's a little review about my trip to my melon garden today, are you interested in cultivating melons?
Thank you to friends who have taken the time to read a little of my activities today
Thank you to friends who have taken the time to read a little of my activities today
My warm regards to @my451r @rima11 @borjan @dagobert007