My First Thai Wood Apple (Bel),A Special Blessing in My Small Home Garden
Hello, dear Hive Garden friends.
Today I want to share a very special moment from my small home garden. After waiting patiently for almost two years, my Thai variety wood apple (Bel) tree has finally produced its very first fruit.
Seeing this beautiful green Bel hanging from the branch filled my heart with happiness and gratitude.
Alhamdulillah!! It is truly one of the most exciting moments of my gardening journey.

Two years ago, I planted this Thai Bel tree with a simple dream of one day harvesting fresh fruit from my own garden. I didn't expect quick results because fruit trees always require patience.
Since planting it, I haven't given it any extraordinary care.

I only watered it regularly and allowed nature to do the rest. Month after month, I watched the tree grow little by little, becoming stronger and healthier.
For the last two months, the tree has been producing flowers.





Many of them bloomed beautifully but unfortunately dried up and fell before turning into fruit. Every time I saw the flowers dropping,
I felt a little disappointed. Still, I kept hoping that one day at least one flower would successfully develop into a fruit.

Finally, that wonderful day arrived. Among all the flowers, one tiny fruit appeared. It may be just a single Bel,
but to me it feels incredibly precious because it is the first fruit my tree has ever produced. Every morning I visit the tree just to admire it and watch how much it has grown.
What surprised me even more is its growth speed. Only about a week ago, the fruit was much smaller, but now it has already reached around 3 kg in size. This Thai variety is famous for producing very large fruits,

sometimes weighing up to 7 kg each. Watching it grow bigger every day makes me even more excited, and I can't wait to see its full size when it finally ripens.





Although there is only one fruit this season, I feel extremely happy and hopeful. I believe this is just the beginning.
As the tree becomes older and stronger, I hope it will reward me with many more delicious Bel fruits in the coming years.
Living in the village has taught me that gardening is more than simply growing plants. It teaches patience, hope, and gratitude.
Every new leaf, every flower, and every fruit reminds me that nature rewards those who wait with care and faith. Receiving this first Bel from my own garden feels like a beautiful blessing from the Almighty.
Thank you so much for visiting my garden and sharing this joyful milestone with me. I hope you enjoyed seeing the first fruit of my Thai Bel tree. I look forward to sharing many more updates as it continues to grow.
May all of your gardens be filled with healthy plants, beautiful flowers, and abundant harvests.
"About Me""

Generally...
I'm a housewife, a mother, a farmer, and a creative woman. I previously worked as a designer in my husband's design business and now spend my time managing our home farm. I love drawing, cooking, jewelry making, farming, and gardening. I believe in hard work, continuous learning, and supporting my family through every stage of life.