Contest || Taking care of the plants in my garden.

Hello my dear steemian friends

I am @saifuddinmahmud from Bangladesh. I am excited to join this contest. The contest name is Taking care of the plants in my garden. The contest organised by @abi24. I am going to join this contest. I hope everyone will like my post.

Many of us garden as a hobby. Some garden professionally. I have a garden in my backyard. I spend a lot of time in it because I have to take care of it constantly. I weed it, water it, apply pesticides, etc.

Yes i have a papaya garden beside my house. The papaya trees in my garden have grown quite large. I have used cow dung fertilizer at their base. Cow dung fertilizer has many benefits.Cow dung is a natural fertilizer that increases soil fertility and helps in maintaining good plant health. It improves soil quality, increases plant resistance to disease and helps in increasing yield.

For this reason, I am applying organic fertilizer to the base of the papaya tree. This reduces the chances of insects infesting the base of the tree.I especially use wet cow dung fertilizer. This way, the water part of the cow dung is absorbed by the soil, which increases the soil's performance and helps in plant growth.

Sometimes the small papaya trees lean over. So I tie the trees with bamboo ropes. This prevents the trees from falling over. The trees can stand upright. The trees grow upright.

The biggest benefit of papaya is that you can eat it in two ways. When it is raw, it can be eaten as a vegetable. When it is ripe, it can be eaten as a fruit. Ripe papaya has many benefits. It is very beneficial for health.

There are other trees in my garden. I take care of them. I clean the weeds of those trees. I tie the small trees with bus ropes so that they do not fall. I have made a trellis for the trees to grow. As a result, the vegetable plants spread out between the trellis. As a result, a good crop is produced.

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