Summers last umbrella : Part 2

Hi everyone, are you enjoying summer? In the current situation, we do a lot of hard work, if we go to the garden we may have to water all of our plants, otherwise they will be wasted corpses.

It is as if no global climate change will occur in the future, when the rain no longer falls like last month, seeing the dull condition of the grasslands from some places begins to wither and cannot grow naturally like the rainy season.

Yesterday I did the same thing, namely walking slowly and thoroughly cleaning the weeds in the garden, some grasses are very easy to clean because they don't absorb water, mushrooms are a priority that covers the surface of the stem bark, it looks wilted the more frozen and dry there is a lack of water supply.

We found a pile of mushrooms fresh from the haystack, it's actually very rare to get a bunch of mushrooms in the summer. We wanted to create an intensive soil for fungal growth by watering the wood debris bundles throughout the day, we thought that was fairly easy and we could find mushrooms at the desired time.

We had a good summer although mushrooms were hard to find, when other work was hampered we spent some time in the garden planning to grow healthy plants overall improving the quality of greenery.

Sharing experiences is very helpful for us in an open environment, preserving some greenery and finding lots of mushrooms in the future.