Today’s balcony – from a niche perspective –
It’s been refreshing lately, and today’s temperature is 24℃/19℃.
Will it continue to rain next week? rainy season? The season is slowly progressing.
Today we will introduce the state of the balcony from a niche perspective.

First of all, I’m happy about the white-tailed daisy, whose buds have finally opened.
I wanted to dismantle the pot I planted last fall, and I was looking forward to the flowers, so I was looking forward to them blooming.
It’ll be a little while until it opens.

The overwintering group Euphorbia Diamondfrost has also bloomed.
Only two of these survived. I think temperature is probably important.
It would have been better to take it outside in May, when it really got warmer.

What I found this morning was the inside of a hydrangea.
I was only paying attention to the tsuba, and I didn’t know what was inside.
It’s so cute and I feel like I got it.

Once one blooms, sowing nasturtiums will continue to bloom one after another.
Yellow has already bloomed its third eye.

I also found some orange buds this morning. This will bloom today.

Although there are no flowers, hard, sturdy leaves have begun to sprout from the center of Geum Orange Hobbit.
I wonder if this is in preparation for next year?
I posted this because I feel the seasons are changing.

Some plants flourish, while others decline,
The number of bellflower flowers has really decreased.
Instead, the leaves are thick and exploding. I’m looking forward to next year.

A branch of the mini Phalaenopsis orchid has finished blooming and one leaf has fallen.
This year, it bloomed about 20 flowers and did really well. I want to be grateful and work hard.

Finally, fixed point observation Margaret.
Perhaps they liked the temperature over the past few days, so the flowers didn’t wilt and were in good shape.
I want it to bloom in good condition, but I don’t know.

I don’t write about it much, but the veranda is full of small changes.
Enjoy the joy of being able to enjoy it every day without getting tired of it, and work hard to take care of it.