About quails and plants
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Greetings reader friends, I hope to read you more often these days. Today I tell you about the evolution of my birds and plants.
I have incubated 20 quail eggs of which 9 have hatched in perfect conditions and 3 have died for different reasons. They are already a week old and are very well-behaved. I started collecting eggs again for the next incubation which will be next Sunday. I will collect 20 eggs again and see how many hatch.
For now, the family is growing and there are a total of 24 quail of which 17 have hatched through my incubator. And I hope to continue breeding birds until I reach 50 quail in the next few months.
I know I am going slow but sure, practice makes perfect and that is what I have been learning during this time. Everything about their development, maintenance, and reproduction.
My plants are beautiful. I have many to transplant but I have not had the opportunity to do the transplanting process due to lack of adequate substrate. I have to buy organic fertilizer because my substrate ran out and I have not been able to buy it yet. So they are growing a lot and I have not been able to take care of their pruning and transplanting.
This is a beautiful, pampered one that blooms with strange little red seeds around the flowering stem. It is a long-leafed plant and its flower is exotic.
In my garden, there is a lot of greenery, florals, fruiting and aromatics are the order of the day. Growing and developing in good conditions.
These are fig plants growing for two months now, they are slow but then give succulent fruits.
Oregano and basil plants that should not be missing in the kitchen.
My beautiful plant of sweet peppers soon will be harvested to enrich my cooking dishes.
Well friends, this is as far as I have told you for today, thank you for reading.
The photographs are my property taken with my Redmi Note 9.
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Your garden is so lush now.
What do you intend to do with the quails eventually, sell them? Or breed them to lay eggs, which you can sell?
Quail eggs here in the Philippines are very popular as street food. They are boiled, peeled, dipped in orange batter then deep fried. Muy delicioso!