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I saw this in a friends house..another way to have a mobile garden. very beautiful

DDDEnterprises:
May God bless all your endeavour. Indeed, this is a good way to go

Thank u Sir. Let's cultivate a bit of what we eat.

We shouldn't all be interlocking the floors of our compound all through..we should endeavour to leave ground for gardening activities

One of my scent leave plant growing.

I noticed scent leaves love u to care for them like Babies so as to grow well...I had to massage this one two days back and till the soil around it for it to start bringing out it leaves

Pic 1: Ugu garden as at four weeks back

Pic 2 : pruned ugu stems as at today to allow for fast growth

My water leave garden...will plant more soon

Omoluabiii:
if i warn you, you no hear, the only energy i owe you is
rip energy, when your obituary is published....
Omo werey

Aboki keep same energy

Hello Nairalanders

The days are becoming hard and expensive each passing day. One would wonder why it’s so.
With pockets of violence and herders destroying farmlands with their cows which has prevented so many farmers from cultivating in their farms...one wouldn’t be surprised on why food prices keep skyrocketing. A big bag of semo as at yesterday goes for 5k currently,...Gari is a no go area. Most people have resorted to using Alibo and Corn starch for their soups.

Now this post sets out to encourage every nairalander to create a garden in his or her abode. It’s good if one subsistently cultivates that which he consumes at home..instead overstretching our farmers in this hard times. How about having a garden where u plant pepper,okra,tomatoe,ugu,garden eggs,watermelon etc
Do u know that even if a piece of land isn’t available in ur backyard u can use cement bags or even abandoned tyres to create a mobile garden for yourself.

Now if u are a proud gardener let’s show Nairanders how sweet it is to create one and enjoy the little things it produces.

My pics below plus d harvested items from d garden

Hello Nairalanders

The days are becoming hard and expensive each passing day. One would wonder why it’s so.
With pockets of violence and herders destroying farmlands with their cows which has prevented so many farmers from cultivating in their farms...one wouldn’t be surprised on why food prices keep skyrocketing. A big bag of semo as at yesterday goes for 5k currently,...Gari is a no go area. Most people have resorted to using Alibo and Corn starch for their soups.

Now this post sets out to encourage every nairalander to create a garden in his or her abode. It’s good if one subsistently cultivates that which he consumes at home..instead overstretching our farmers in this hard times. How about having a garden where u plant pepper,okra,tomatoe,ugu,garden eggs,watermelon etc
Do u know that even if a piece of land isn’t available in ur backyard u can use cement bags or even abandoned tyres to create a mobile garden for yourself.

Now if u are a proud gardener let’s show Nairanders how sweet it is to create one and enjoy the little things it produces.

My pics below plus d harvested items from d garden

Omoluabiii:
omo ale jati jati, na the only energy wey i fit borrow you be this,
you that have the real energy, go and join them loot person onions, or face bullet,,
rip on nairaland is what i owe you

Aboki keep same energy!

Omoluabiii:
Omo ale jati jati, i can see that
there is no point trying to make you see the light.
I pray they ll not kill you people like goats finish,,
omo ale jati jati

Aboki keep same energy o and stop foaming in d mouth

Afriqan:
People don't keep the same energy yet everyone on social media is insulting Buhari for his recent statement, including Yorubas, Hausas like Aisha Yesufu.

I hope u guys get Biafra some day cos that would help keep so many ignorant mouths shut. In the meantime, you guys can continue stealing onions from Hausa traders... Bye!

Tell ur pple to continue keeping their onions...ur pple loot anything that belongs to d Igbo man in d north all in d name of reprisal attacks...this ur energy won’t be found on that matter. Igbos don’t behave in such manner...igbos don’t loot pples items during crisis rather it’s ur pple that do all these things repeatedly at d mention of any unrest in d north. I have never seen this kind of energy. Now onions issue has come up everyone suddenly remembers that Jesus said do not convert ur neighbors onions

Igbos have been pushed to d wall for so long... truck load of onions and these Hausas are going crazy. Who will return our lost crops? Lost billions spent on our farmlands the Fulanis used their cows to damage? Who will repay the Igbo man who lost his goods to looters in d north due to reprisal attacks?

Omoluabiii:
when a man with one eye is being tied to a blind man,,
the man with one eye needs to apply a lot of wisdom & hardwork.
He must be the one changing side left and right to see where they are going to, two of them must not face the same direction with a blind view...
The blind man has more energy, than him with one eye...
Because the blind man will do nothing, than just to follow his one eye counterpert.
But when the one eye man too is stupid, caox is about to happen..
Igbos and the northerners are the two people tied together, the igbos is the one eyed man.
The northerners re the blind ones.
The one eyed man must show intelligence and hardwork because he has an eye,
if he doesnt, the blind man will drag him to the pit,
and they ll be there together in a pit.
Let him who has ear hear

Aboki na Abeg leave all this poem you’re writing.

Keep same energy when those hungry vile Hausa Fulani youths loot Igbo biz in d north all in d name of religious and political crises. Even during end sars so many Igbo biz were looted and burnt to ashes...why? Wetin concern Igbo man biz with end sars matter? These guys send cows to eat crops and scatter farm yards worth billions of nairaland. Morality polices were no where to b found.

Nobody has monopoly of madness. They can keep d onions pls.

So what happened to this project?
How’s is it going Snipes

[quote author=Shyluck post=102351118][/quote]I don’t get u pls


U mean this isn’t pawpaw plant? In fact wats d difference

Pls a pic of ur papaya farm pls

Emempaul:
That's pawpaw seeds. I be grown enough pawpaw seeds from scratch to be able to identify it
And I am very sure.

#Red Royal group of company

Those are the pawpaw you planted sprouting and that's how they sprout

Wow pls I need more explanation on this variety Sir. I still have the dried seeds with me stored.

The pawpaw was so delicious that I vowed to see how I can propagate the fruit in my compound. That’s d result of it in d nursery...at first I thought it was weeds because from research I learned pawpaw seeds takes time to germinate reason why I was a bit skeptical when I saw those sprouts.


Pls more insight on this specie...duration of growth? Time of fruiting? etc

Afriqan:
What's your point cos ur comment is kind of confusing

Same energy has never been seen when it comes to looting of Igbo businesses down north,,rather what we see is a deafening silence....my point!

For d past three years farm lands in d South have been continuously invaded and farmers killed thereby slowing down farming activities leading to serious food crises in d South...no one said anything,,not even d voices from d north could condemn such food war looming. Farmers can no longer farm peacefully in their farms down south without fear of being attacked with sledge hammers,axes,cutlasses, knifes,guns thereby culminating to what we are experiencing now,,,,food prices have soared to more than a 100% as they used to be. People down south are complaining bitterly of how expensive food items are now.

Morality police everywhere on this thread will forget how painful it was looting an Igbo mans shop during any crises or reprisals in d north. Check out d last end sars reprisal in Abuja...u remember how our brothers and sisters biz were broken into and goods worth millions of money looted by Hausa Fulani youths.

Just keep same energy pls

Omoluabiii:
Igbos needs to be wise,
why re you attacking those bringing in food materials for you, when your land is currently in crisis?
Soon they will stop all food entry,
wise up igbos, wise up!

well done I can see u care so much.pls tell them o.

But remember to keep this same level of concern and energy when Igbo businesses are being looted by young hungry vile Hausa boys during crisis in d north.

Afriqan:
But no one here is condemning the theft... Surely if that was your business looted, you wouldn't be happy. Let's call a spade a spade, if they started looting Igbo businesses up north, everyone would condemn it.

Onions may not be very important, but the act was wrong. We all saw the video.

Hello just keep this same energy when Igbo shops are looted during crisis in d north by youths in d north.
I highly condemn looting of any form but let’s call out bullshit anytime anywhere

Gucciboy1:
Water melon

You sure?
Nah this what water melon leaves looks like...this one just started growing without a planter...I guess the seed was hiding in the chicken manure I bought for my garden...as u can see it’s already crawling
Pic not so clear...I had to zoom

Another google pic of pawpaw sprout

On further research to see what pawpaw sprouts looks like I saw a near replica of my current plant on google.

Pics below

Okay guys since no one could get on about that plant.

What was actually planted in those bags were pawpaw seeds.


But right now I am not understanding what that plant looks like. They no where look like pawpaw sprouts.


I did the planting of pawpaw seeds two weeks ago after munching on a very sweet smooth smallish pawpaw I bought from a seller. And I decided to plant the seeds in a bags. I did that because I wanted to monitor the sprouts if eventually they germinate and also prove some nairalanders wrong that pawpaws can also best be in nurtured from nurserys

Now what I am seeing sprouting looks like beans,black eyed peas,weed,groundnut etc

Kaybenny:
What did you plant

Try again na

I really want to be so sure pls bfor I make a mistake of uprooting it as a weed

Honestly,still wondering what kind of plant or let me say weed that sprouts with its buttocks first
Very confusing plant

longetivity:
It's weed

Like fr?


Pls tell me u r joking?

OKOATA:
The guy might be correct, this looks like beans to be honest. Even though you didn't plant it you might have thrown a seed mistakingly or someone did. That soil there is very good for planting bro.

We don’t eat beans in our house neither do we buy

The clue is that what I planted there doesn’t even concern the legumes nor grains family

WoundedLamb:
Looks like black eyed pea

Lol...e don tey I see black eyed peas for my life.


Pls try again...ejor


Note: what I planted isn’t in d legumes family. Hope this helps

DDDEnterprises:
it is the "Primary" school that will succeed your Nursery that is growing there.

Don't be scared bro.

Lol are u kidding me.

Pls I said farmers should help not philosophers

Kaybenny:
Or maybe groundnut

Resemblance of bean or gnut plant but none of d above. I didn’t plant legumes




I just need a smart farmer who can give a clue of what this plant is before I will uproot thinking na weeds be that.

Kaybenny:
Looks more like a Bean

Go away I didn’t plant bean there..u don’t know jack.

Gucciboy1 GeneralBuhari