Garden Journal 02 September: My plants started flowering and fruiting this month.
Published on HivePostify by @yuliadi · Wed Sep 02 2026
Hello How are you all, garden friends?
Welcome back to my garden. The beginning of September has been a blessing for me because all the plants in my garden are starting to flower and bear fruit. I hope they will bear fruit abundantly. Although I have a little doubt in my heart due to the weather, I hope this drought and long dry season won't affect the fruit of my plants.
Early in the morning, I brought a spray tank of clean water to water the chili plants in a garden some distance from my house. The well there had run dry, while at home I have a very deep drilled well so it never runs out of water. To get there I have to use a motorbike.
While I was in this garden, I was so happy to see that all the chili plants were flowering and some had already set fruit. I hoped the fruit and flowers wouldn't fall off due to the drought. Although their growth was hampered, they still flowered abundantly.
To care for them, I water them every day with water I brought from home, and I also spray them regularly with I also water it with NPK fertilizer every ten days. I provide this intensive care to keep it alive and give me a bountiful harvest.
When I got home, I also noticed the progress of the grapefruit tree I planted in my front yard. It had started to flower again, and this time, the flowers were more numerous than yesterday.
Hopefully, these flowers will develop into fruit without dropping. To prevent flower and fruit drop, I watered it with calcium fertilizer, as recommended by an expert.
Besides the flowers, some have already developed fruit, and their sizes vary. Some are still very small, some are already large, and some are even large but not yet ripe enough to be harvested.
Moving to the side yard, I also inspected my mango tree, which I sprayed with insecticide a few days ago. My mango tree is also flowering, and some have already developed small fruit. I hope this mango tree will bear fruit abundantly this time.
This ripe mango is very sweet and contains lots of water and vitamins. I really like this mango. I think this month is the month when all types of plants bear fruit, as evidenced by the simultaneous growth of the plants. I've had fruit this month, even though it hasn't rained. I really enjoy caring for plants, and it's a source of pride for me because they all give me sweet and abundant fruit.
After that, I also observed the development of my cayenne pepper seedlings in the nursery trays.
These cayenne pepper seedlings were ready to be transplanted, but because the weather was too hot, I had to postpone transplanting until I could ensure the stems were truly ready to withstand the heat of the sun. These seedlings were already twenty-five days old, and they looked very lush, with large, deep green leaves.
I planted several seedlings as an experiment. The first time I planted them in the morning, they all died immediately due to the heat. Then I tried planting them in the afternoon. Thank God, they survived and survived. Although some were deformed, they recovered.
I hope it rains soon in my area so my plants will bear fruit abundantly, the flowers and ovaries won't fall off. Furthermore, I can plant all these chili seedlings soon. And, most importantly, I hope I can get a large harvest and sell them at a high market price, so I can make a substantial profit.
Thank you for visiting my garden. I hope you enjoyed it and enjoyed it. See you later. Regards @yuliadi
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