Last weekend I check on the sucker and seedling that we plant before drought season last two months. Amazingly some plant just can’t give up. These are some survivor..
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| We plant 500 banana sucker before the drought, next weekend I will count how many survive the drought |
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| So happy to see them grow |
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| This one got another sucker |
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| The banana sucker, actually i already give up on them, but somehow many of them survive |
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| This sucker certainly looked healthy |
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| this is at the hill side, I remember how difficult to water them during drought season |
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| I hope this pineapple sucker can survive |
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| Not many of them survive although pineapple well known better adapt to the drought |
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| I think drought doesn't effect tapioca at all, all of them look healthy and happy |
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| Tapioca shoots. One of Malaysian favourite dishes |
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| Have you tried boiled tapioca with salted fish.. the taste is out of the world.. |
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| Sweet potatoes |
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| still very young, if the drought continue I think they can make it through |
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| Another young sweet potatoes |
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| Coconut. Out of ten, three burn,wilted and eventually dead |
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| survive but in poor condition |
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| Another survivor |
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| looked ok |
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| A little shower make the corn seeds start germinate |
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| another corn seedling |
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| Lime. Some can't get through the drought |
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