My Garden Tour | Growing Nigerian Vegetables Abroad 

Thats good to know. Natural is good

Thank you asa for all you did.

Thank you so much dear

Thank you dear

We thank God nwanyioma ❤

Okay asa. Noted. Thanks so much for watching

Thanks so much

Thanks so much dear

Thanks so much dear sister

Thanks nwanyioma

You are welcome 😊

Thanks so much

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Thank you so much dear

Thank you 😘

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Thanks sis

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Thank you dear

Lol. I planted scent leaf but it didn't survive

Okay. Good to know. Thanks for watching

You are welcome dear. Thank you for watching 😘

Lol. You are welcome dearie.

Thanks so much dear sister

That's good

Lol. Don't worry, I will film the process next year and you will always have the video to refer to anytime you are ready.

Yes, it serves as waterleaf. Thanks for watching

Thanks so much dear

Thanks so much dear sister

Thanks so much

I got them from Nigeria.

Thanks, dear. The seeds were from Nigeria.

@@AdorableKitchen oh, okay. Thanks

You are welcome here. My mum sent it from Nigeria.

Awesome. Thank you for your prompt response

Thank you! It's really not a lot. I got some of the seeds I planted from Nigeria. Then I bought all purpose soil from Ace and mixed with the soil in my planting site. Then I water everyday/every other day. Hopefully, I will film the process next planting season.

@@AdorableKitchen Thanks for your reply. Please do film it the next season.👍

Here, they call basil scent leaf because of the very obvious smell it has. But for us Nigerians, scent leaf is nchuawu/Ahuji while Basil is Curry.

I planted the seeds

Sure. I have some already in the channel. I will add more to it. Thanks

@@AdorableKitchen oh yes. Awesome

Thank you. No I don't.