Welcome to the planter (pot) orchard, helped by rhinoceros beetles and earthworms.
We grow fruit trees without using pesticides, with the hope of being able to eat the whole fruit.
Some are planted in the ground, but we also grow fruit by arranging pots and fruit planters in empty space in the garden.
Of course, we are committed to pesticide-free, organic cultivation.
Even when fruit seedlings are planted, they don't bear fruit for a while.
After two or three years, when the fruit finally does bear fruit, the birds that had been watching from afar come over with joy.
At night, a platoon of four-wheel drive animals such as raccoon dogs launch a night attack.
It's a lively orchard with anti-aircraft and ground combat.
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