An inadvertent harvest

An inadvertent harvest

I inadvertently bought a bluegrass in the market and planted it in a flowerpot when I got home. More than a month later, I found that there was no change in the bluegrass in the flowerpot. It seemed that the bud was not as full as it was when I first bought it, so I searched hundreds of degrees for the habits and breeding methods of bluegrass. My bluegrass may be drowning. I quickly turned over the soil. Poor Langen was wet like a small animal in the water. I held it in my hand and stroked it for a while. Then cover the leaves with the newspaper and let the roots face the sun, wait for the potted soil to be almost dried, and then replant it. One morning about a week later, I was pleasantly surprised to find that the orchid bud had sprung out. I was so excited that I was happy around the flowerpot for a long time. From then on, I was thinking about it like a baby, afraid of both the sun and the rain. Sometimes I wake up in my sleep. I think I'm in love with orchids. With the warmer weather, the flower stems are getting taller and the orchid leaves are getting more and more green every day. The fragrance of orchid is overflowing at the beginning of April in the Gregorian calendar. I've only seen bluegrass before, but I haven't seen orchids yet. This time I witnessed the whole process of orchid growth and flowering. Without an appointment, I enjoyed a flowering period. Now that the flowering period has passed, I still take good care of it, eager to spit out new buds again! How wonderful will it be for Lan'er to sprout?