What am I doing lately that is useful for everyone? Do I blog for myself only? First and foremost in blogging is to be contented with what you have in mind. Right! I am the blogger and the blogwriter therefore I blog to please myself not my readers. Blogs are meant to be a personal diary. It is the blogwriter's initiative and preference whether the written words apply to anybody or just the one who writes the composition. It is not meant to satisfy the needs of the reader or make the other fellow happy. Each blog is an individual's personal opinion and idea. I don't really need to explain this. However, being educated and nice > we all should have restrictions on what we can write on this platform. Or better yet inform the readers to have their own dominion, on their own blogs and write their own opinions and ideas. That's what it is here.
Anyway, I am experimenting once again.
I bought a healthy-looking papaya. It was a green papaya and I thought it was good for achara (pickling). I cut opened the green papaya and I was amazed of its seeds inside. Plenty of seeds.
I told myself have to dry them first before I plant the seeds. You think papaya will grow on Canadian soil? Not that I know of. Maybe on greenhouses or covered and controlled greenhouses. We don't have greenhouses. I have a box with soil on it and that I will use it for a bed for these perfect seedlings.
The photo above is called the beef tomato. It's really big! Big, big, big! Lots of seeds in it. Hundreds of seeds.
Add the oranges with its seeds. You wont believe that I cut opened 6 oranges and only two oranges have seeds in it. Seven seeds from those two lucky oranges fruit. 4 orange fruits without seeds. It's hard to believe that eh? Farmers what are you doing with oranges?
Cut open some lemons and you wont see any seed or you might find seeds only after you cut open dozen lemons.
Cherries? No problem with cherries. It's not a cherry without the seed on that fruit. lol.
I planted the cherry seeds, check! Beef tomatoe seeds, check / orange seeds / check / The papaya seeds...
have to plant them today.
