Parichand's Correspondence with The Mother

1940

Mother,

Some suggestion discourages me from watering the roses lightly three times a day as advised by You. This has not been found profitable by me for two reasons: (1) It has not been systematically done and not at regular intervals; (2) I have gone on watering even when it was not necessary and when a day's withholding would have done good.

I have thought of watering all the new plants according to Your method, rejecting any counter-suggestion as false. Is it all right?

If the method has not proved successful, why continue? It was not my method as I have never tried it myself. It was only a suggestion.

Blessings

1940