The Veins of the Earth Begin to Moisten Tsuchi no Shō Uruoi Okoru, one of the "72 climates" of the solar year, This one corresponds to about Feb. 18-22, equating the onset of spring with rain moistening the ground.Do you not like rain, Hijiri?You've just been staring outside, spacing out.SsshrrrrrOh, that's not it at all.It's almost gardening season, and I was wondering what to plant.We're hooome.Yeeg, I'm soaked.Oh, is that it. I don't have much experience with that sort of thing.It's actually quite pleasurable.Eggplants are easy, so I recommend those for beginners.However, if you do too much (fertilizer), their color goes bad.Cucumbers are also good for the hardness (of the ground).People tend to shy away from the ones with spines left on the skin......but the bumpy ones are splendid and (taste) so good.This year, I'm thinking of challenging myself with bitter melon.Goya...!Okinawan term for bitter melon.I'm also interested in watermelons.Watermelons...!?
The Veins of the Earth Begin to Moisten Tsuchi no Shō Uruoi Okoru, one of the "72 climates" of the solar year, This one corresponds to about Feb. 18-22, equating the onset of spring with rain moistening the ground.
Do you not like rain, Hijiri?
You've just been staring outside, spacing out.
Ssshrrrrr
Oh, that's not it at all.
It's almost gardening season, and I was wondering what to plant.
We're hooome.
Yeeg, I'm soaked.
Oh, is that it. I don't have much experience with that sort of thing.
It's actually quite pleasurable.
Eggplants are easy, so I recommend those for beginners.
However, if you do too much (fertilizer), their color goes bad.
Cucumbers are also good for the hardness (of the ground).
People tend to shy away from the ones with spines left on the skin...
...but the bumpy ones are splendid and (taste) so good.
This year, I'm thinking of challenging myself with bitter melon.
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