Hello lovers of green life, each garden has a great story, behind each harvest and fruit we always have things to tell and the experience that I bring you today begins the search to create fertile land for our Enchanted Garden @vida.verde
On our land the land is very clayey, this helps the development of certain crops, but not the majority, which is why we decided to build our terraces and a compost heap to create our fertile land.
We had to create a lot of fertile soil for our garden, so here we started and built a compost heap and put a lot of organic matter, food waste and pig manure in it.
The rains came, we were happy, it was planting time, but with these rains there was also a landslide that left us without a road. Things don't always go as we expected.
While the opening of the road was being resolved, almost 2 long months passed, during which time nature took over its spaces again.
We opened the road and now that we had a road again it was time to clear our land, which of course was with a very high mountain higher than me... hehehe...
Well I'm 1.58 cm tall, but this already looked like Jumanji....with rainy times in a Humid Forest everything grows faster.
The Tenant of the Garden
We started the cleaning work with a gigantic excitement to be back, and something told me, there is something watching you, I felt the presence of a snake and immediately told @arrozymangophoto lift the plastic from the compost bin and this surprise came out of it!!
In the compost heap we had a tenant, a cute and scaly surprise, a Boa snake, which here we call "Traga Venados" of approximately 2 meters that was living in the heat generated by the compost.
Here I leave the link so you can see it on video: https://www.instagram.com/reel/CmZ_2XTh_uM/?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==
We had to evict her from the compost heap since she was an unwanted tenant.
There our beloved granddaughter shouted to her grandfather @arrozymangophoto upon seeing her "Run for your Life!!!" Ha ha ha...
That's why we eliminated the composter, which today became a galleniro since we didn't want new tenants.
But even so we had to make fertile land, there I began to turn my head and get to work.
I decided to do this process directly in our beds and this was a success. We managed to have a prosperous edible garden with many fruits.
I hope that your land is also fertile, that you are collecting many fruits and if you get a tenant like ours, you will also share it.
La inquilina del Jardín Encantado 🐍 ESP
Hola amantes de la vida verde cada jardín tiene una gran historia, detrás de cada cosecha y frutos siempre tenemos cosas que contar y la experiencia que les traigo hoy inicia en la búsqueda de crear tierra fértil para nuestro Jardín Encantado @vida.verde
En nuestra terreno la tierra es muy arcilloso, esto ayuda al desarrollo de ciertos cultivos, pero no a la mayoria, por ello decidimos construir nuestros bancales y un compostero para crear nuestra tierra fértil.
Teníamos que crear mucha tierra fértil para nuestra jardín, así que aquí iniciamos y construimos un compostero y le colocamos mucha materia orgánica, residuos de alimentos y estiércol de cochino.
Llegaron las lluvias, estábamos felices era tiempo de siembra, pero con estas lluvias también se dió un deslizamiento que nos dejó sin vía. Las cosas no salen siempre como esperábamos.
Mientras se resolvía la apertura de la vía pasaron casi 2 largos meses, en ese tiempo la naturaleza tomo de nuevo sus espacios.
Aperturamos la vía y al ya tener carretera nuevamente era el momento de limpiando nuestros terreno, que porsupuesto estaba con un monte muy alto más alto que yo ... jejeje ...
Bueno yo mido 1.58 cm, pero esto ya parecía Jumanji....con tiempos de lluvias en una Bosque Húmedo todo crece más rápidamente.
La inquilina del Jardín
Iniciamos los trabajos de limpieza con una emoción gigantesca por estar de vuelta, y algo me dijo, hay algo mirándote, sentí la presencia de una culebra y de inmediato le dije a @arrozymangophoto
levanta el plástico del compostero y de allí salió está sorpresa !!
En el compostero teníamos una inquilina, una linda y escamosa sorpresa, una serpiente Boa, que aquí llamamos "Traga Venados" de aproximadamente 2 metros que estaba viviendo en el calor que genera la composta.
Aquí les dejo el link para que la vean en video: https://www.instagram.com/reel/CmZ_2XTh_uM/?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==
Nos tocó desalojarla del compostero ya que era una inquilina no desea.
Allí nuestra amada nieta le gritó a su abuelo @arrozymangophoto al verla "Corre por tu Vida !!!" Jajaja...
Por eso eliminamos el compostero que hoy día, paso a ser galleniro ya que no queríamos nuevas inquilinas.
Pero aún así debíamos hacer tierra fértil, allí empeze a darle vuelta a la cabeza y manos a la obra.
Decidi hacer este proceso directamente en nuestro bancales y esto fue todo un éxito hemos logrado tener un jardín comestibles prospero con muchos frutos.
Espero que su tierra también sea fértil , que estén recolectando muchos frutos y si te llega una inquilina como la nuestra también la compartas.
Carmen Victoria Turmero
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Snakes are always what I am very aware off whenever I visit my calamansi crops because there are lots of wild grass in it.
And...
This made me smile... 😄
Have a nice and safe day ahead.
Hello....if you have to be attentive to them 🐍 this is a cute friendly boa but it could also be a rattlesnake.
Greetings 👋🏽😁
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HI, I'm not sure why this is a #creativegarden entry?
Hello @gardenhive 😉 perhaps I was not so creative for you in this post, but my real story, not fission of the Tenant in the Garden 🐍 is a story worth sharing 😃.
I read in the #creativegarden Post that I could interpret it however I wanted and that any theme could be selected, I am sure that many have also had similar experiences with snakes in our gardens and I was encouraged to share it 😁
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Shoot!!! You know what, I was shocked! Not by the story but by the snake! Hahaha... When I open, boom! LOL
Hahaha...😂🤣 It is certainly a time to run for our lives. Although they are not poisonous they are really imposing for their size and very powerful with their strength.