Wet your garden to beat the dry season and make your plants happy

The dry season is upon us, the time when the sun is too bright, the sky is too blue and the garden is left wanting for water because the ground is too dry and the plants don't grow. However, many people consider there is nothing to do about it than to wait for the rains to come, therefore they leaves the plant suffering during the dry season.

We don't have to wait for rains before we get our garden to grow, we can do this by wetting our plants. There are a lot of different ways to water our garden, but wetting our soil is one of the most effective. Not only will it save your plants from death, it will also help your garden grow more quickly and sustainably.

Today I will be sharing with you how I water my garden to make our plant grow more during the drought.

It happened we had a long pipe from our water source to the garden. And that will allow me to put enough water to the soil.

Merely looking those plants they are already dieing without water, I think the last time we had rain was around September and most of the plants we have on the garden can't survive 2 month without water.

This leaf here is good medicine, we cook it whenever someone need a blood. It supply blood to the body system

Watering the Pineapple. If you noticed the first picture of the pineapple you'll noticed it been covered with banana leaf. We don't want it to exposed to much sun, but when I want to water it I have to remove the leaf and water the fruit.

Egwu leafs planted besides Africa Eggplant leaf

Can you spot the unripe pepper

Nursing Guava for transplanting

The only thing I left unwetting in the garden is this lemon grass because of the turkey laying eggs under it. She is there for awhile now and I think in one week or two weeks time she supposed to hatch the eggs.