Steven was walking in school with Xavier without a cord, carrying a small basket containing honeysuckle seedlings. Honeysuckle is a climbing plant. With so many honeysuckles, of course he was searching for every inch of land that could be sown... No, it should be said that he beautified every inch of the campus.
Honeysuckle has strong vitality and can be cultivated directly by transplanting the seedlings. The time for transplanting seedlings can actually be any time of the year, but the survival rate is quite high at this time. After all, these flower seedlings are transported and there will be some damage.
Just be careful not to sow or water when the sun is strongest in the day, otherwise the honeysuckle will be burned. In fact, this also applies to other crops. Some people think that if the sun is strong and the crops are wilted, watering them will be good for them. In fact, it will cause the crops to be burned, which is counterproductive.
Whenever Steven walks to a place he feels is suitable, he stops, turns over the ground with the tools he carries, and transplants it with cuttings. Xavier squatted aside and obediently picked up another plant from the basket after he had cut it.
Steven squatted and planted seedlings while Xavier helped attract many students.
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