Garden Journal October Challenge: My gardens🌱

Hello, dear #Hivegarden community. Receive my greetings to all gardeners around the world. Today I am featuring a brief tour of two gardens. I was absent for the September report, I was on vacation in a mountainous region, and at that instant there was no connectivity, therefore, I missed the ninth month challenge. Today I have the opportunity to present my monthly report, making a compendium of September-October.

In the field (Falcon State, Venezuela):

In the past days between August and September, there were heavy rains and the heat subsided. Although the wind reigned every day when it began to rain, then intensely between the rain immense drops, good amount of water enough to store in the reservoirs and ponds and rivers. But the most frightening thing was the immense amount of lightning 🌩 and flashes of lightning, again and again. Each time more and more intense, it was even frightening, because this area had never suffered that amount of thunder and lightning. Some residents of the town of San Juan told me that 03 donkeys were lying in one of their streets and were struck by lightning and burned.
Then the plants were fed with enough water, where the next day I made furrows for them to get the vital liquid, they all looked beautiful and radiant.

In the city (Lara State, Venezuela):

However, in the city where my second garden was suffering from intense heat for several days in a row, the watering was so insufficient that one of my old plants had its leaves dried out. When I saw it, I wanted to cry. Then I removed all the dry leaves, made a nickname for it, and from that moment on I am watering it continuously to see if it comes back to life, I have hope, a sours op, it is sprouting.