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🫑I harvested💗

I grew up secretly in a corner of my workplace

Bell pepper 🫑.

As I posted before

I'm not the one who raised it 😂

And the person who took care of me

not in the hope that it will bear fruit

I was raising 😊

This size has been around since before the holidays.

i won't get any bigger.

Can we harvest 🙄?

...And when I told the person who raised me

I was told I didn't need it, so I 🙌💕

First harvest experience 🤭💗

From the cut end

It 🫑 green pepper. It smells ✨

It looks thick and delicious 😋

and the next 🫑.

I was coming out with a glance 😆🙌💕

And then...

Eggplant 🍆 near it ❣️

Hana blooms, but it didn't bear fruit and just fell

this child 🍆❣️

Are you coming plump 😳✨

If 🍆 grow ⁉️...And

Secretly expecting ٩ (* '' *) ۶ ‹ * ｡

I want to watch again 🤭💗

# Everyone is good

# Connect with comments

I started my potential.

2025/9/26 Edited to

ピーマンの成長過程を詳しく見守るのはとても楽しい経験です。私も初めて手で収穫した時、切り口から青臭い香りがふわっと広がり、自然のパワーを実感しました。ピーマンは種から花が咲き、小さな実が膨らみ始めてから十分に大きくなるまで意外と時間がかかります。葉や茎の観察も重要で、健康な状態を保つことで美味しい実が育つのだと感じました。また、収穫後も次の小さな実やつぼみを見つけるとワクワクします。今回のピーマンの近くにはナスがひっそりと育ち始めていて、やはり育てる楽しみは一度に複数の植物の成長を見ることができる点にあります。花が咲いてもなかなか実らない時期もありますが、根気よく見守ることでふっくらした実が見えてきて期待が高まります。園芸用ハサミでの収穫シーンや、手のひらに載せた小さなピーマンの愛らしさを写真で残すのもオススメです。みなさんもぜひ、身近な場所で植物の成長をじっくり観察して、収穫の喜びを味わってみてはいかがでしょうか？きっと日々の生活に彩りを与えてくれるでしょう。

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