Both my hubby and I are getting a bit ambitious now. We're trying to plant Korean musk melon. After incubated the seeds for few days, it has grown twin leaves on a tiny stalk. :D

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Here is the update of the mustard seed plant. Definitely it has grown since the last post on August 6th but take a closer look it has grains of mustard seeds.

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Papaya tree started to bloom lovely flowers. Soon we'll see it bearing fruits.

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Today is one of my happiest days! The rock melon plants has grown not just one, but several tiny rock melons. Is so cute! :D My hubby and I will be setting up net to cover it to prevent birds from attacking the fruits. Tomorrow will be a very busy day for us. :> Thank you Lord for the fruits!

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Personally I find is so amazing to see some flowers bloom all year round. But, you will tend to treasure more for those flowers only bloom occasionally. Definitely sadden if one misses the blooming of the latter. And I just did that! :( I missed to snap a shot of the chilli plant's flower which was tiny and white in colour. Well, have to wait for the next blooming season then.

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Church gave a small packet of mustard seed. I planted it into two pots and watched them grow. I used to wonder why Jesus used mustard seed analogy to our faith and not any other tiny seeds.

Now I began to fully understand because mustard seed grow very slow and really need lots of patience to see it grow. The seed took a week to shoot up a tiny flimsy leaf and took a few weeks more before transferred to a real pot on soil. And it stayed the same size for sometimes but all we know it's growing . :D

So the next time you apply mustard sauce on your hot dog, don't forget to remember the lovely mustard plants that produce them.

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Flowers are blooming very beautifully now after going through their "life-storm". These plants have been constantly attacked by white bugs, snails and grasshoppers yet after much cleaning up as well as spraying with debugger, they survived their "life-storm". Are we glowing as beautiful as the flower even we're facing life-storm in our life? Do we need to pause to "clean up" and use "debugger"?

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