Tomatoes that coexist

Happy hive friends.. the atmosphere this morning after it rained so heavily now the sun rises gives a ray of light that is so bright and this is a balance of nature that we should be grateful for and enjoy.

This morning I want to share some photos on #hivegarden, namely a tomato tree of mine which I picked up at the edge of my house because it grows naturally on its own. So today my tomato plant has grown to a height of about 2.5 meters. And there are already fruits that I crate and now there are still many large red fruits that can be picked to be used as spices or for my child to eat.

I planted this tomato plant intercropping in my vine pot. That's because I didn't plan ahead rather than abandoned the seeds that had grown just like that at home, I finally picked them up and planted them back in my vine pot. I take good care of it so that it grows well alongside my vine. I use chicken manure that is in my yard.

These tomato plants flower continuously and become fruit, some are still flowers and continue to become small fruit, some are young and some have become red. I don't know how long the plant can survive, what I noticed was that old leaves fell to the ground and young shoots along with flower buds appeared continuously so that my tomato plants had followed the vines of my grapes.

As we all know, tomato plants are very useful for us, especially to be used as spices or sauces for food. Are you a fan of tomatoes? If it's true, it's something of luck for you because tomatoes have many nutrients that are abundant and have a positive impact on health.

The benefits and efficacy of tomatoes are:

• Maintain heart health
• Overcoming diabetes
• Prevent cancer
• Maintain eye health
• Smooth digestion
• Maintain skin health
• Improve health during pregnancy.

The taste of this slightly sour tomato is often used as a fresh drink and as a mixture in vegetable dishes to make it overly delicious. My youngest son really likes tomatoes, he just eats like that. And this is a fortune for me by growing tomato plants in front of my house and also the atmosphere of greenery. That's a bit of this article that I will lift on my blog. Greetings from me @yusrancag-21. This is my first post on #hivegarden. Green nature.