The place is full of humidity and water, so I had to build some water flow paths.
Hello friend -- I love your fence! Your garden patch looks like a dream. What kinds of chillis are you growing?
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Helloo, thank you, it is made of guadua and some work, those are piquin chillis, or bird chillis, when mature they are red and little.
Do you grow the Guadua too? Or does it grow wild around you? Either way, I love the smart use of available materials!
I would like to grow guadua, because it grows by itself a lot, it grows so fast and crazy and invades many places where water is... hehe, anycase, indeed I am using guadua as an available material around the Orchard.
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