Hello, hello, today I'm here to update my vegetable garden to see how much growth it's growing. It's the Jinda chili plant. The Jinda chili plant that's planted behind the house is here to update on its growth. Depending on your growth, no matter how much you grow, it may grow a lot. Right now we are waiting for the time when the little one will bloom. The little one has already grown about 6 centimeters. Not even another half month. They will bloom for us to see, but the leaves are very beautiful. The green leaves are plentiful because I water them every day. Today I don't have only chili plants to show you. I have coconuts in the backyard. It's giving birth to young coconuts, and behind the house you'll see a coconut orchard and a mango orchard. And when we take pictures of the mango orchard, you'll see yellow multi-flowered trees behind it. Today I'm introducing you. Various pictures for friends to see as well. When the rain comes, lush greenery follows. When there is rain, then the trees will bloom with young, lush green leaves that make us happy for the eyes and the heart, the ears and the eyes. Go and see. Right away.
Today I'm here to update the chili tree and the papaya tree because my papaya has blossomed and then there will be a Nam Hom coconut. The Nam Hom coconut has flowered and has grown small fruits, and there will be a small papaya tree. Another new tree is looking beautiful. Let's go back and take a look. Both the papaya flowers and the small young coconuts are in bloom and fruiting.
And in conclusion, I will let friends see the green mango tree. Behind my house is the green mango garden. I have brought beautiful pictures of the mango orchard and the yellow flowering trees for you to see. As we looked, we could see the mangoes. We could see them clearly. The mangoes contrasted with the picture of the flower tree and were very beautiful.
Thank you for coming to view this post. This post will be a post about the lifestyle of rural people. I grow vegetables to eat myself. I grow mangoes, I grow coconuts, and I grow chilies. I grow papaya to make papaya salad. I dropped some chili and ate it myself. It's a way of life in the countryside in Thailand. I would like to present it to my friends so that you can see the way of life of people in the countryside. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for viewing this post. Thank you for voting for me . Thank you.