Yielding Fruit Within Yourself

Every person born was bestowed with the gift of self-yielding fruit. Now you may be thinking; what exactly is self-yielding fruit??This gift is a specific tool for you to be uniquely successful in life. ?You’ve heard of natural born leaders in one form or another. Buried deep within your DNA is soil awaiting seeds to produce fruit and fruition for the purpose of repeating the cycle for you to harvest more fruit. The challenge in many cases is knowing how to recognize the right type of fertilizer for which to feed your soil; and only an astute gardener has the ability to know which fertilizer to use. To be astute, you must pay attention to you so that you can detect which option will yield the best fruit.

There are four types of fertilizers:

a.??????Organic/Inorganic Fertilizer is constructed from natural materials such as manure, plants, or compost. When pondering this option some may shy away because who wants to use any of these items on themselves.?However, the truth of the matter is in life challenges, troubles, heart ache and betrayals although painful usually are the best tools to use as the step to learn life lessons.?And while the growth process is slow; the end results will be lasting.

Are you willing to endure the messy places in order to yield better fruit?

?b.??????Nitrogen Fertilizers though good, is generally used to promote plant growth during the mid-phases by giving the plant a quick boost. The challenge with this source is short-term growth instead of long-term. As in life whenever you seek quick gratification, the result will always lead you back to the beginning to begin again adding more nitrogen instead of continued steady growth.

How much time do you have to begin again?

?c.??????Phosphate Fertilizers provides nutrients to plants on a continuous basis via the plant’s lifecycle by strengthening the root and stems. And if the plant is not given the proper amount of phosphate the plant will experience a deficiency in growth. Thus, causing the yield of inward fruit to produce because of a faulty root and stem system.

Where will your now root and stem system lead you?

?d.??????Potassium Fertilizers when used properly deepens the plant’s growth while promoting stronger roots as well as providing protection (working as a barrier) if deprived of other nutrients. Potassium also slows down diseases that your plant may have contracted. However, using this fertilizer is dependent upon what and when you are planting.

Your dream of producing and yielding good fruit is contingent upon your protective fertilizer.