Joining in Spraying Plants.
Hello garden lovers, I'm back again. In this post, I want to share my story of helping care for the plants in the garden of the landlady of the boarding house where I live.
Since it was a school holiday today, and I only had one day off, I thought it would be pointless to go home. So I decided to just stay in my boarding room.
However, while I was relaxing in my boarding room, the landlady asked for help spraying the vegetable plants behind her house. I couldn't refuse this kind woman's request, especially since her vegetable plants looked so lush and in need of care.
"Ima, don't you have anything to do today?" the landlady asked.
"Nothing, ma'am. It's a school holiday today. I'd rather go home, since I only have one day off," I replied.
"Then, if you'd like, please help me care for the plants in the garden by spraying them with botanical pesticides," the landlady said.
Since I enjoy gardening and am used to working with my mother, I gladly accepted her invitation.
When spraying the botanical pesticide, I mixed everything organically: papaya leaves, fermented garlic, and turmeric.
I then took the prepared pesticide and began spraying the vegetable plants one by one. The vegetable plants behind my mother's house were very diverse, ranging from mustard greens, kale, shallots, basil, tomatoes, carrots, and chilies. I really enjoyed the process of spraying these vegetables.
Spraying the vegetable plants with botanical pesticide wasn't as easy as I thought. I had to ensure that all parts of the plant were evenly sprayed, without touching the flowers or other plant parts. My landlady gave me direction and guidance, so I could do this task well.
After I finished spraying the vegetable plants, I felt very satisfied and relieved. I also felt happy to be able to help the landlady and learn about how to care for the vegetable plants.
