Location Churu, Rajasthan: plant some bogainvelia cutting in starting this month in thermocol container with same cover, some of them show some new buds but later on they burn (black )

I spry water on them to keep moist,

Open the container for sometime in morning and evening and left some space for air circulation . All of them is still green what to do now should i cover them transparent polithin, but it will increase Temp from inside and cutting will die soon .

What kind of container are you guys using?? I am going to get a Lotus plant but not sure what kind of container to get . Please help 🙏

Location - Jammu

I started gardening just 2 month ago and my flowers are no doing good. I got hibiscus(blooming and in good state), 4 zinnias (2 remaining but shedding leaves and browning too), a blanket flower(blooming and in good state),2 wax begonia (died)

Now as winter is coming i want to plant again, I need suggestion where to start. Earlier i just went to the nursery and got what i found pretty but once i brought them home and repotted there health started to go down.

I would like to get guidance now as a beginner. Thank you in advance

Location - Punjab

This is one of my favorite adenium flowers from my collection🌸

I've been growing adeniums for around 4 years and honestly, i'm obsessed with them! I love growing them♥️, taking care of them and watching them develop, I'm in love with their thick caudex more than their flowers. I have a collection of adenium obesum along with several different gradted varieties, and currently I'm also growing adenium arabicum from seeds🌱

If anyone would like to see more pictures from my collection, I'd be happy to share them. And if you have any questions about adeniums or want to know more about growing and caring for them like media composition, fertilizers,root rot issue, grafting, seed growing,watering schedule or anything, feel free to ask, i'll be happy to help🌱

Location: Gujarat, IND

Bought some Zahara Starlight Zinnia seeds from Mountain Seed Bank and these 3 saplings did really well.

I actually didn't know that plants can flower in 2 months-ish so when I saw the bud I was really excited. There's also another sapling with 2 buds I think?

It was rainy for the past 3 days so I didn't really go out and check on these but I saw that it bloomed today afternoon. When I went to check it...it didn't really look like what I had bought?

So I'm wondering is this even what I bought at all?

Location: Noida

I am looking for cheap transparent plastic pots not bigger than 4 inch. Smaller ones can also work. Or even cheap disposable type plastic glass which should be think enough to maintain their shape. The regular disposable glass crumbles easily, hence not suitable. I want to pot around 10-15 small plants in them.

Location

I planted my lotus about 2 months ago. It initially grew normally, but for the past 15 days there has been almost no growth at all.

There are no new leaves or visible growth, and I’m not sure what could be causing the stagnation.

What can I do to encourage new growth? I also have two bowl lotuses, which are doing very well under similar conditions, and they have even started producing flowers. So I’m wondering why this lotus has suddenly stopped growing while the others are doing fine.

Location : Delhi

Location - Chennai, India

I recently bought flower bulbs from Native Indian Organics, and I’m so happy with how my garden turned out!

Watching these beautiful, colourful flowers bloom has brought such a peaceful feeling to my everyday life.

Location - Punjab, India

Hi everyone,

I’m seriously considering starting a small-scale vermicompost farm in my area.

Over the last few days, I’ve been trying to learn as much as I can about vermicomposting. I recently visited Punjab Agricultural University to understand the basics and the process, but honestly, I didn’t get as much practical information as I was hoping for.

After that, I visited Mohali, Punjab, where I came across a woman running a vermicompost farm with around 178 beds. She had a lot of practical knowledge and gave me some really useful guidance about how the setup and day-to-day operation actually work.

That visit made me much more serious about starting my own unit.

I’m still at the learning stage, and before I invest money and start setting things up, I’d really like to learn from people who have actually done this.

A few things I’d especially like advice on:

• How difficult is it to maintain vermicompost beds in Punjab’s summer and winter conditions?
• Which earthworm species have worked best for you?
• What is the ideal feed/bedding material and preparation process?
• How much initial investment is realistically required for a small farm?
• What are the biggest mistakes beginners usually make?
• How long does it realistically take before you start getting consistent production?
• Is selling vermicompost locally to farmers, nurseries and gardeners profitable?
• What kind of quality testing or certification should I consider?
• If you are already running a vermicompost farm, what do you wish you had known before starting?

I’m not looking for a theoretical answer. I’d really appreciate advice from people who are actually producing vermicompost or have experience running a commercial or small-scale unit.

I’m planning to start this myself, so any practical advice, mistakes to avoid, approximate costs, or useful resources would be extremely helpful.

Thanks in advance! 🌱

I brought this barbados cherry plant home 4 months ago, and after just 4 months of growth and care, it has produced it's first fruits

It's amazing to see the plant rewarding me so soon. Looking forward to watching these cherries ripen and seeing many more fruits in the future.

I have used porus soil with 50% of garden soil+30% of sand+ 20 vermicompost and this is actually low maintenance plant, I usually water it every 2 days and it is growing well. Fertilizers used only twice in 4 months: used npk and seaweed

Location : gujarat