Continuing the Weeds and Wild Plants Removal on my Vegetable Garden. Update on my Additional Squash. Video Tour and Update on my Tomato Crops and Putting Solar Lights
Welcome to another update of my chore in removing the weeds and wild grass on my vegetable garden. This time I did the chore between my old ribbed loofah and my young black seed string beans crops.
Like I said a few times before, removing weeds and wild grass is a tough chore, I sweat a lot, and my palm and fingers ache the following morning, not only that, most of my body actually aches the next morning.
But as days pass by my body is adjusting to this type of chore and I enjoy it very much since I love what I am doing. What I am doing is not rushing to finish it since it is a very tough chore sometimes I need to stop because I am feeling some pain in my chest while I am swinging my pickaxe or pulling my rake.
Add up the scorching heat of the sun which makes me breathe heavily while my clothes are soaking wet in sweat.
Removing Weeds and Wild Grass
Just like the previous chores I used my pickaxe to dig up the roots of the weeds and wild grasses so that they will never grow up again.
Below are before and after photos of the section of my garden where I removed the weeds and wild grasses.
A Before and after view of the section of my garden where I removed the weeds and wild grasses (between my old ribbed loofaf crops and my young black seed string beans)
Below is a short video of me while I am beginning to remove the weeds and wild grasses in my vegetable garden. As you can see in the video I am fully covered because the sun is hot and the gloves are for protecting my palm from blisters. It may look easy but it is not, but as long as you love what you are doing, the word hard is out of the equation.
A short video of me while I begin the chore using my pickaxe.
Below is another video of me as I am about to finish the chore. I think it took me more than an hour before I am done. At this moment I am already very tired and my clothes are soaking wet in sweat.
Here's a video of me while I am about to finish the chore while my son can be heard squealing with joy while he is chasing our duck pet named "Blackie"
Video Tour on my Tomato Crops ASMR
A few days ago I gave the community a glimpse and update on my tomato crops.
Today, I am going to give you a video tour of my tomato crops to show you guys how plenty my tomatoes are in bearing fruits. Enjoy the video below
Here's a short video tour of my tomato crops as their fruits are growing and about to be ripe in just a matter of days
Below are some of the photos that I took of the fruits of my tomato crops.
Update on my Additional Squash
Next up is an update on the additional squash that I have planted a few days ago. They are now about an inch tall. And below are some photos of my squash crops.
Installing Solar Light on my Garden
Since my whole garden is very dark at night I installed some solar lights so that I can see my garden even at night. Below are the photos of the solar lights that I installed using bamboo poles.
A solar light that I installed near my old loofah crops and the young black seed string beans
A solar light that I installed near my tomato crops
A solar light that I installed near my newly planted sweet potato vine
I am a Computer Engineer, blogger, farmer, father, and husband. I love countryside living, nature, farming (rice/vegetables), and has two decades of experience as an I.T. professional
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Ang laki pala ng garden mo kabayan . Ako din may kunting additional sa garden kung mga string beans di pa tapos kaya di ku pa na blog hehe.Ang sipag mo kabayan sana balang araw mamunga yan nang maraming marami 🙏.
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Growing your own crops is an amazing job, Big salute to all farmers!
Thank you (^_^)
This is very necessary boss and does keep up with the good work
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Hope your squash plant growing up well, and in the next harvesting, it will be more crops results from your garden. :)
I hope so too (^_^) and yes it will be more crops result.
Oh I like the tomatoes. It looks healthy and delicious. Solar lights are awesome. I salute you for being a hardworking person.
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You're welcome @afterglow ☺️.
Ang laki pala ng garden mo kabayan . Ako din may kunting additional sa garden kung mga string beans di pa tapos kaya di ku pa na blog hehe.Ang sipag mo kabayan sana balang araw mamunga yan nang maraming marami 🙏.
Salamat kabayan, sana nga mamunga para sulit ang pagod.
Soon in the right time kabayan 😉. Good luck!
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