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| Unattended growth of my Alugbati vines |
I've been away for a long while since my last post. Away from my blog because of my priorities in school and away even from my garden. For a semester, I've been busy doing lots of school work and have somehow brushed aside my intentions of taking care of my garden and my blog; And thus goes the title "episodic".
Being guilty of such neglect, I take my time to thank the elements who took care of my garden for the past few months especially the extreme sun and the unpredictable rain. Thank you for guiding my plants to growth and abundance as well as for keeping them nourished in spite of the harsh conditions of our place.
Time Flows. And as it went, these fantastic things happened to my plants as the elements took over.
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Skyrocketing height for
my young Malunggay tree |
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| Staggering leaf growth of my Soursop tree. |
And speaking of leaves, new leaf growths were visible in almost all of my plants...
It's also time for the flowers and fruits to flourish...
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| The bright Calachuchi flower... |
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| my Cattleya orchid... |
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| Red Hot Chili Peppers... |
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| Plump eggplants everywhere... |
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| Vanda orchid flowers... |
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| Young Papaya flower and fuit.... |
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| ... and the rare Ginger blossom! |
It was also time for wounds
to heal and encourage fresh growth...
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| New Cattleya plantlet |
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| New stems from a cut Calachuchi shrub |
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| recovering Lanson seedling |
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| New growth from cut Malunggay branch |
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| Recovering Santol seedling |
And of course, a time for old leaves to die....
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| Dying Palm leaf |
Truly, the powers of heat, light and moisture keep Plants and Mankind alive and nourished!
Thanks for reading my post!!!
