The Lil Paradise in the Backyard: Our Four Pepper Plants Are Experiencing "Fruit Drops," and It Saddens Mama

Mama decided to move her peppers near the Papaya tree after cutting it because nothing will cover the peppers anymore from Mr. Sunny's mightiness.

This is how hot on this spot once the papaya was cut into half. Super duper hot and mama think, it will be bad for the peppers if she just let it stay in here. Like look how intense the heat in there. Mama did the right thing moving them at the back of her house.

Here they are, and beautifully lined up near Mama's Santan plant. It is also closer now to the other plants like the money tree and the others. And seriously, they all look prettier with this, when they are all together because the green looks greener and they are good for the eyes (⁠⌐⁠■⁠-⁠■⁠)

Then week after moving the peppers, Mama excitedly shared the news to me, about its first fruit. Me and mama were both excited because we really want to see it grows beautifully, we just know how big it will be because its a rotten peppers that Mama asked to have in that one fruits stands in the market then she planted them. And now we have all these, all of them has flowers already and their flower is just as pretty as the fruits.

Four days after snapping photo of the first fruit..

The first pepper fall down and its just so devastating to see it. Sadly, the wind here is kinda strong and heavy and maybe that's the reason why it falls. We're thankful with this windy days especially with how hot here in our place right now, but sadly, the peppers are affected by it. And we can't find the best spot in the yard to move them again

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Look how pretty it is then, its already doing fine, it will grow more steadily if only it didn't fall like this.

Fortunately, there's a new baby peppers that appears again. And we're expecting more because all four pepper tree has flowers in it.

And so another week had pass...

Just...why oh why? Another fallen ones, actually there's a few more but mostly a fallen flowers. Like, what's the problem really? I think theybare currently in a nice spot with proper lighting ang all. Should we move it on the ground ? It is currently in a pot so maybe that's one of the problem?

Here's the photos I took today. Some still has flowers but no sight yet of another pepper, that's so sad huhu. For now Mama is watering it regularly. And ahh, actually, its really cold here during the night so maybe that's also one of the reason why fruit abortion (according to google) happened. The plant is too stress for the kind of weather we have right. I just hope it won't end up dead and just wither away. Mama would be so sad for sure. We can't really control the weather so let's see what happen on the coming days

How's your garden now by the way?

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