<div class = "text-justify"> The Bitter Gourd is one of the most heat-resistant plants, as long as you remember to water it every day. It continuously branches out, blooms, and bears fruit. Additionally, its thick branches and leaves make excellent walls. </div>

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<div class = "text-justify"> It is one of the easiest plants to grow and care for, but the vegetable or fruit it produces can be quite bitter, especially if you are not familiar with how to properly prepare and cook them. </div>

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<div class = "text-justify"> I really love these plants in my garden. Their green leaves are cool and soothing to the eyes, providing a relaxing ambiance. </div>

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<div class = "text-justify"> My eggplant plant produces large fruits that are oblong in shape, unlike the typical eggplants that are commonly used in cooking and have a longer form. </div>

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<div class = "text-justify"> And this is my pumpkin plant that until now continues to bear fruit and continues to be robbed by those around us. </div>

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### The Rabbit and its Cage
<div class = "text-justify"> To be honest, it took me more than a month to finish building the rabbit cage, mainly due to the shortage of materials and limited free time. However, now that it's Ramadan, I have ample time to work on it and should be able to complete the task more easily. </div>

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<div class = "text-justify"> I simply dug the area deep enough to raise the wall and then covered it with ceramic tiles that I found stored in the pumping motor room.  </div>

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<div class = "text-justify"> I surrounded the higher part with steel wire to prevent the rabbits from damaging it. The roof is still made of a net, but I have taken measures to ensure that the rabbits cannot reach and destroy it. I am unsure about the lifespan of these rabbits, but for the time being, they are very helpful to me because I can use their poop as fertilizer for my plants </div>

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<div class = "text-justify"> I have also been keeping the rabbits away from our terrace pathway because their urine has a strong odor, and their droppings are often scattered on the path, which is quite bothersome. Furthermore, their urine is causing damage to the flooring outside of the cage. </div>