Harvesting Baby Pak Choy With Juma

@jane1289: They are still young for me to harvest.. oh yeah, they are called baby pak choi, lol.. !PIZZA

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@devyswan1: They are so cute 🥰

@jlufer: Hello dear friend @anggreklestari you have a good harvest partner, it seems Juma is doing a great job and very good company Your plants look beautiful, great job Have a great day

@asiaymalay: Juma really want to help in harvesting😁

@riyat: Juma looks so cute♥️

@chinay04: Hehehehe wow juma was looking cute and eager to help u.

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@coolmidwestguy: Juma took in everything you did 😃 Looks like a healthy green harvest. How long before they grow back again to harvest again?

@jacey.boldart: You have the sweetest voice. I love the colors of the walls and columns at your garden and your little helper Juma. You have really done well with your garden things this year. It almost makes me want to do it too. :)

@justclickindiva: The Pak Choy looks so healthy. And your use of recycled containers is admirable. Healthy garden with looking out for the environment is a win win situation. Enjoy the fruits of your labor. Take care. !LADY

@dyjoon: Your Pak Choy had unique and usefull growing medium. The planting medium is easy to find and if you only have a small yard, it can still be used to cultivate pokchoy. Great dicovery..

@wiseagent: Looks like you got a helper on this mission, haha!