Traveling Through the Stars

Luo Bi was excited. When she went over to take a look, she found that purple corn was indeed growing.

Judging by the color of the leaves on the purple corn, they should be still tender. Luo Bi picked one and checked it out. The corn kernels were still very tender, with plenty of juice. At this level, it was just right to eat, tender and tender.

This is for others, but Luo Bi likes to eat the older ones, which are chewy and the corn is still fragrant. But tender corn is fine too. As long as it’s tender corn, I don’t mind any kind of corn. Just break it off and throw it into the basket.

Luo Hang, his wife and Hua Ran walked in the field, and the more they looked at it, the more excited they became. The fruit trees were like this, and the purple corn was like this. The fertility-stimulating ability of the medicine residue ash was simply amazing.

After seeing it, Luo Hang's family hurriedly broke off the corn, no matter how big or small, as long as it was edible.

There are not many young corns that grow this well these days, and leaving them in the ground would make people jealous, so why not take them all home and eat them slowly.

The shower was light, so the family broke the corn quickly and threw the young corn into the basket one by one. When the basket was filled, Luo Bi's heart was pounding. There was so much tender corn, if it was stored, it could be eaten for a while.

"Father, how many baskets of tender corn can be harvested from this land?" Luo Bi came closer and asked the child again.

Luo Hang raised his eyes and didn't see the reason: "Who knows."

The question was in vain. Luo Bi speeded up to catch up with Hua Ran: "Brother, how much tender corn do you think I can break from the seeds I planted? My father can't see it, can you?"

Hua Ran shook his head: "I can't tell."

"Why can't you see it? Just give me a rough estimate." Luo Bi didn't have any numbers herself. She was impatient and wanted to know the yield of a young corn, so she could only let others guess.

"I can probably break three baskets!" Hua Ran estimated the number.

Different from Luo Bi's estimate, it seemed to her that this land could produce five baskets. Luo Bi was not familiar with crops, but she had a keen eye, so she could basically estimate a number with just a glance.

Luo Bi was multitasking. She crushed open a bean pod and saw that it could be cooked and eaten. Then she turned her attention to the peanuts, which were planted next to the purple corn. There was no reason not to expose them. The pods could be eaten, and the peanuts should also be cooked. eat.

Luo Bi picked out a peanut plant and took it out to have a look. Sure enough, the peanuts could be cooked and eaten.

They were all her favorite food. Luo Bi was so happy that she called her father over to dig peanuts. Guan Zhuting and Hua Ran followed over to take a look at Xiqi, then turned around and continued to break the tender corn, while Luo Hang picked up the peanuts.

Luo Bi found a small bamboo basket from the storage bracelet and picked the pods. As she picked them, she thought about how to have a good meal. Her mother cooked delicious peanuts and tender corn with pods. She cooked some of each and ate enough for lunch.

Alas, there were no more tree mushrooms, and Luo Bi thought of this again.

She used to raise tree mushrooms, which were a dish to eat whenever she wanted, but now they are all dead.

No, she would go back to her mission and find mushrooms to plant. Mushrooms are easier to grow than vegetables. Sprinkle some water on them and they will grow. They will grow one after another. You can eat them whenever you want.

Unlike vegetables, the growth rate is too slow.

This time she remembered and no longer watered the mushrooms carelessly, killing all the mushrooms in clusters.

Too much is too little, mushrooms like the tide. Luo Bi kept them all winter, watering the mushrooms when she had free time. Look, they were all gone in one go.

When they arrived at the field, Hua Ran and Guan Zhuting searched again. After making sure that they had finished breaking off the tender corn, they turned back to help Luo Hang dig peanuts.