Northeast monsoon has been around casting a dry, cool
atmospheric conditions in the area. Living in a tropical country, I can tell
the ferns and some plants alike are enjoying the cool, gentle air in the morning.
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| Cyathea |
The tree fern is producing more crosiers than I expected.
Look at those exquisite hairy young stipes.
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| Five crosiers |
Fertile leaves of staghorns never fail me. I am always delighted to see how fast they grow in my humble, limited garden.
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| Fertile leaves of staghorn fern |
Coming home from a tough but wonderful day, the basal leaves greet me like welcoming hands telling me I am home, safe and sound with my family and the weariness gradually disappears...
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| Basal leaves |
I wonder why these crazy black ants never cease to leave this beautiful still unidentified bloom alone. This was given to me by an aunt.
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| Sweet unidentified bloom |
My one and only jade plant is happily giving me colorful red flowerets.
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| Crassula ovata |
Even this thorny shrub is producing dainty pale lilac with yellow efflorescence at the center.
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| Malpighia coccigera |
