<div class = "text-justify"> I waited a few months to start a new plant. But while waiting, I first gradually arranged the vegetable garden. I make sure there are no other stones or pebbles in the new plants that I am going to plant. </div>

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<div class = "text-justify"> Right now I'm still thinking about what I should plant except for the prepared Pumpkin and Papaya and Chayote. I was thinking of String Beans if I could take care of it. How many times have I tried to grow String Beans, only to be plagued by insects? But I'll try again and if I can't grow String Beans, maybe I'll try other crops that can only be harvested in 3months. </div>

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## The Ground is ready!
<div class = "text-justify"> In the round soils I made, which were black in color, the soils were ready for Pumpkin and Papaya. So far, I don’t have an exact plan of what to plant in a rectangular shape that I made. What I'm thinking right now is <b>LETTUCE</b> and <b>EGGPLANT</b>?  </div>

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<div class = "text-justify"> My only problem with <b>EGGPLANT</b> is it takes a long time to grow and I can’t grow <b>EGGPLANT</b>! LOL... But I will try! As for <b>LETTUCE</b>, I don't understand why he becomes lethargic when he grows up? LOL... But I will try again also in a different way.</div>

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<div class = "text-justify"> By the way, the additional black soil was just given to me by my friend when she moved to another apartment including the Pineapple plant. </div>

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## The Sugar-Apple and Tamarind Tree
<div class = "text-justify"> These two trees were last year and I am trying to take care and make Bonsai. I think I was successful in what I did. I just need them to cultivate and increase or change the soil every month. I avoid damaging their roots and drowning in water so that they do not rot. </div>

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<div class = "text-justify"> Last week I cut the <b>Sugar-Apple</b> trunk and 2 days later, it has new leaves! I did the same with <b>Tamarind.</b> All I look forward to is the flower of them, because next to the flower is the fruit! </div>

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## The Melon and Water Melon
<div class = "text-justify"> These two plants are not in the plan. But when I saw that they were growing and healthy, I just let them grow and watered them. Sometimes I prune the branch so as not to deprive the nutrients in the other new branches in front of it. And because of that, it is healthy and has a lot of flowers. </div>

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<div class = "text-justify"> This coming October it will start to bear fruit, because right now it shows small fruits in all branches especially the <b>Melon</b>. </div>

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## The Squash or Pumpkin
<div class = "text-justify"> It’s easy to live and grow a <b>Pumpkin</b>, your only problem with the <b>Pumpkin</b> is when it starts to crawl. You need to guide the <b>Pumpkin</b> where it should crawl so as not to affect the other plants you have. </div>

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<div class = "text-justify"> I remember my last pumpkin plant last year, and I actually shared its fruit with my friends. Anyone can check and here is the link. <a href="https://hive.blog/hive-127788/@kennyroy/pumpkin-grows-at-the-desert"> Pumpkin Grows at the Desert</a> </div>