My Aunt's Full Grown Jackfruit was Sold Out in our Neighborhood

Who would have thought that my aunt's green thumb hands would have regular customers in our neighborhood with the fruit if her labors.

My aunt just brought a big jackfruit in our house and she asked my mother to help her sell it out around our neighbors.

Fortunately, the prospect neighbors were all nice and bought all the slices each cuttings has different prices that depends on its size or weight.

A weighing scale was placed along side each slices to measure the weight of the jackfruit cuttings.

I am fascinated to see my aunt doing these things selling the fruit of her labors. Indeed what you sow is what you will reap. My aunt just set the good example of how important it is to plant and grow your own food.

Her jackfruit tree is fruitful and she usually harvest every 3 to 4 months. It is awesome, having this kind of talent is wonderful and it is food sustainability and fold security.

I admire people like her that can cultivate the land and grow fruit trees in her backyard it is a profitable skill that the rising generation nowadays do not really value that much as they conveniently buy goods at the grocery store or have it delivered at their doorsteps. I could admire new generation who are in to agriculture or farming even gardening.

Knowing how to plant and growing seeds in to trees that produces fruits or shade are amazing and incredible gifts. I always desire to have my own farmland full of harvest of all kinds of fruits and vegetables. Also a garden with herbal plants and beautiful flowers. It is a luxury that I wanted to have in this lifetime.

I am glad that my mother helps her elder sister in selling her products fresh from her backyard.

Photos are mine.