This morning I took you to see the seedlings that were planted and they are looking beautiful.

Hello, my lovely friends! Today, after dropping the kids off at school, it's time to check on the plants I've planted. I've planted several kinds, and now I'm starting to see them growing. First up is the papaya tree. At first, I thought I'd just plant it for fun, not really thinking much about it. I just dug a big hole and scattered about 10 seeds. I didn't expect it to be so successful! They've grown into a big cluster.

At first, I thought about letting them grow bigger, but I realized they would compete for nutrients and hinder their growth. Now that they have four leaves, I've started thinning out the slower plants, leaving only the healthy ones. I believe that soon I'll have my own papaya tree and be able to eat ripe papayas like everyone else. Actually, I could buy them, but papayas are quite expensive here, so I planted papaya seeds, and it worked! Now all that's left is to nurture them to grow bigger.

After removing the papaya tree, I felt a bit sad, but I probably can't plant another one because the space in my house is limited for planting trees. Besides, I also have two pumpkin plants that are growing a little more. Anyone who sees them, haha, it's quite exciting because I don't often grow fruits and vegetables for my own consumption.

Or, to put it simply, I'm a Thai person who especially loves eating papaya salad, so it's no surprise that I have a papaya tree at home. Having one is essential because whenever I crave papaya salad, I can just pick some and make it. Sometimes, other dishes aren't as delicious as papaya salad with rice and grilled chicken – it's a real appetite booster! Once it grows and bears fruit, I'll tell you all about it in more detail. Thank you for reading my story today. I hope you enjoyed it, and see you again in the next article!