Thoughtful Thursday

Study nature, love nature, stay close to nature, it will never fail you.
A personal blog of a plant lover
A personal blog of a plant lover

Study nature, love nature, stay close to nature, it will never fail you.

Chilli also known as hot pepper (Capsicum frutescens) and Khorsani/Khursani (खुर्सानी) in Nepal, is a perennial plant that is grown in almost all parts of the world. It is mostly used to add hot and spicy flavor/taste to food. In South Asian countries, it is essential for everyday meals (breakfast, lunch, dinner) and eaten raw or cooked with other vegetables. It starts flowering 3/4 months after planting and can give production up to 2/3 years. Here is the sequential cycle of flowering and fruiting of chilli.

The Spring season is the season of new growth and flowering. We can observe the flowering of various fruits, vegetables and flowers during the spring season

Toothache plant, also known as "Para cress" and locally "Marauti", " Marati" "मरटि" "मरौटि" is an indigenous and underexploited medicinal plant of Nepal.

All about bees 🙂

Mobile photography of beautiful butterflies around my home.

Marigold known as “Sayapatri” (सयपत्री) in Nepal, is one of the most famous flower in Nepal with its religious importance during festival time. It blooms naturally at the time of “Dashain” & “Tihar” every year.

Zinnia is most beautiful and easy to grow flower. The flower remains on the plant for longer time than other flowers.