Lent garden🌱

Greetings, dear #Hivegarden community. Hoping you are all well. My garden report for the month of February, I was not able to participate in the community month challenge due to lack of time, but today I give you the report, better late than never.
Right now we have delightful weather, very cool between 6:00 pm and 9:00 am, with scattered rain. Yesterday I set out to transplant some milkweed I had in pots in conjunction with other plants. Lately, I have been tossing seeds of milkweed and tomatoes between the potted plants and as the days go by, they germinate there. When I see that they are a few months old, I change them. I have told you that I am about to leave this house, I determined and asked for help to a relative to plant these milkweeds in his yard to grow them, and he was delighted, because I will take care of everything. Planting it, fertilizing it. They will just water it. I feel happy because I like gardening too much, it entertains me and I help the environment, plus I am convincing others to work the soil. Although sometimes the situation turns gray, it is also true that the sky comes out for everything. I will have another garden to supervise while I get my place, another house is still difficult.

While I was fixing the plants, the cat that prowls around my garden is begging for food, attention and of course his fresh water, he is not my cat, but he seems to like to be and hang around when I go out in the yard.

Two years ago I had a milky plant and it gave about twenty fruits, but its stem broke under the weight and died. I agreed to continue planting this fruit, it is easy to grow, let's see if this time I get it. This fruit has many advantages in case of stomach problems, its consumption improves the intestinal tract.

Every week, I buy a milky, sometimes they do not let it ripen well. When it is consumed it is good on some sides and hard on others, now this happens in the fruit stores, almost all the fruits are taken before the time, I don't know why they do that, to the detriment of the consumers, that's how it is with lemons, they never ripen or give juice, an outrage.

Well, I say goodbye, hoping you liked it, soon I will give my report when I plant in the garden of my borrowed relative. Will this momentary solution be good? What do you think, gardeners?