It's been awhile since I posted about my garden and that's honestly because I haven't done much gardening. I've kept the things I have alive but that's it and it's a bit of a shame. So lately I've been sprucing things up and transplanting them and they're finally to a point where I'm ready to share some photos.

I put my first aloe plant outside in a clay pot for a permanent and close location of this super beneficial plant.

That's literally a box full of jackfruit trees I've been neglecting, they should be in the ground already.

I've been playing with the branches similar to how bonsai trees are trained to make this crazy rose bush. It lost all of it's leaves but has since regained them from a good feeding and some time.

Soon it'll start flowering again!

My little succulent garden!

Excited to see the blooms from these!

The little succulent tree is actually a tree commonly used for practicing bonsai techniques referred to here as arbol de abundancia, or the tree of abundance. It's also called a jade tree.