Took some time outside today with my niece @cicixrose. All we really did was water the plants and move some of the potted plants to more suitable locations so that the sun's light can hit the plants.
I'm not sure if I've done an update on the Habanero Plant recently, but here they are (two of them). These are the most healthiest plants out of all the others and they're growing incredibly well. It looks like the plants are going to produce more Habaneros, but its still winter. Luckily, Florida winters aren't that bad, but still. I haven't decided whether or not I want to allow it to fruit just yet.
Here on the left we have mini sweet pepper plant; The one on the right is a cherry tree (potted). In the center is the more important one, it is a red onion plant. I've never grown onions EVER before in my life, so this is compltely new to me. I've done my research on these plants, but bulbing plants are something very different than plants like peppers. Even with all the research I've done, I just don't know what to do to ensure top quality produce. lol I guess I'll just have to wait and see the results when the time comes.
My niece, as always, enjoyed herself. Constantly learning, constantly growing, constantly being annoying. I love her so much.
Thanks for reading!