My family has a sprouted potato. I cut it into pieces and asked my neighbor Aunt Zhang to borrow a hoe. Aunt Zhang gave me some small potatoes. Grandma told me that when planting, we should first dig a small pit, then put the cut potato pieces in the pit, then cover them with soil, and finally water them. Grandma is responsible for digging the hole, and I am responsible for putting the potatoes in the hole, burying the soil and watering a little more.
a few days later, grandma bought more than a dozen lettuce, pumpkin seedlings and small white rapeseed, and gave me a small hoe. I was so happy that I immediately took grandma and mom to plant in the vegetable field. We planted lettuce and pumpkin seedlings in another field, and sprinkled small white rapeseed next to the lettuce. Grandma said that pumpkins should be planted on the edge of the ground so that they can climb out without affecting the growth of lettuce.
When the vegetables are planted, I have one more task after I finish my homework every day, to water the vegetables and mow the grass. I find it really hard to grow vegetables. In fact, I hope it rains most, because I don't have to water vegetables when it rains. When the weather is hot, although I don't want to carry such a heavy kettle to water it, I remember what my father told me, don't give up halfway, and since I have to be responsible for planting vegetables, I still insist on going.
I wish they would sprout and grow up quickly! When I grow up, I can eat my own vegetables.
Finally, one day, I found that potatoes sprouted and lettuce grew taller. I was very excited. My father said that with my careful management, our dishes would certainly be harvested.