The diary game ||Better Life with Steem|| Harvesting Mangoes of this season

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Yesterday the climate here was very good. I woke up in the morning and did some walking and breathing exercises. Then I saw a vine growing from our garden; its leaves were heart-shaped and looked like a greeting card design. Similarly, the mango tree in our garden was bearing many mangoes; they were ready to ripen, and I was planning to pick them later.

After finishing my workout, I came downstairs and cleaned the surroundings of the house. After that, I watered the plants and went inside the house to have breakfast. After that, I cooked breakfast. I had made idli, sambar, and coconut chutney for breakfast, which we all ate together.

After that, my husband, my son, and I went to pick the fruits from the mango tree. There were many fruits on the tree that were ready to ripen. These fruits are called "Dasheri." You have to pick them before they ripen and store them in a basket, and they will ripen well. Otherwise, they will fall down, or animals like birds and squirrels will bite and eat them. So, we decided to leave one or two fruits for them and pick the rest.

Some of the fruits were as high as I could reach, so I plucked them myself. Some were so tall that my husband used a ladder to climb up and pluck them. Then I took a tub from below and held onto it. Some of the fruits were caught by my son. Similarly, he made a hook out of a blue stick and pulled the very tall fruits down. Some of them broke when they fell to the ground. Some of them fell on the ground soil and were stay safe.

It is very rare to find mangoes from such clean, chemical-free trees. Fruits available in stores are also questionable and doubtful to eat, but fruits from our own trees, grown at home, are delicious and reliable.

Last week, we collected about 50 fruits in a similar manner. We shared them with our neighbors and relatives, and we put some in a basket and ate them. It was very tasty. This week, we got more than 50 fruits.

We brought them and gave some to our neighbors and some to our relatives. We also kept some safely in the basket to ripen. We leave them for three or four days until they ripen. Then we pick them and eat them. Our tree has given us a lot of fruits this season. We are very happy. I thank God and this mango tree.