Cloudy and rainy weather is expected through next week so I cultivated my planting ridges to make the soil absorb water easily. Using a hoe in a hot and muggy day is so tough that we have to drink water to avoid dehydration.
After cultivating ridges, I checked leaves of cabbages to pick up bugs. Fortunately no bug was found.
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| Chinese cabbage |
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| My purple cabbage is turning purple gradually. |
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| My Brussels sprouts, which are my new try, also look healthy. |
2 comments:
We have had a fair bit of rain here too, and many of my plants are enjoying that - especially my Raspberries which really thrive in moist conditions.
My Red Cabbages are bigger than your ones, but they still do not have very much heart in them. Don't they take a long time to grow!
>Mark
It's ironic that water, which is the source of life, is sometimes brought by powerful typhoons.
My cabbages is still small but their leaves started rolling inside.
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