Wednesday wisdom: Roaming around Elephant breeding center
“No love is greater than that of a parent for their child.” — Dan Brown
Think Like A Plant
A personal blog of a plant lover
Think Like A Plant
A personal blog of a plant lover
Category Photography
Thoughtful Thursday
“Life blooms in the moments we slow down enough to notice the beauty around us“
Photo of The Day
” Growing old is mandatory, growing up is optional ” (Chili Davis)
Prey & Predator
The world consisted of predators and prey. You were either hunting or running – Charlene Weir
Sowing Hope in the Mud: The Magic of Nepal’s Dhan Diwas (Paddy Planting Day)
Every year, during start of monsoon as the dark clouds roll across the skies of Nepal and the earth drenches in fresh rain, a unique natural transformation takes place. The peaceful, terraced hillsides areas turn into lively fields paddy along…
Ainselu: The Golden Himalayan Raspberry
Ainselu (*Rubus ellipticus*), the golden Himalayan raspberry of Nepal, is a wild fruit valued for its botanical uniqueness, medicinal uses, and cultural importance. Learn about its distribution, local names, and traditional significance across the Himalayas.
Self-love Saturday
“Discipline is choosing what you want most over what you want now“
Photo of the day
Pani Amala (पानी अमला): Himalayan Ground Gooseberry of Nepal
Nephrolepis tuberosa, locally called pani amala in Nepal, is a tuber-bearing fern known for its edible underground parts and its importance as a wild forest resource. It is mostly gathered from natural habitats and has long been recognized in local foraging and traditional knowledge.
Khaniyo / Khanim : Drooping Fig (Ficus semicordata)
Khaniyo (also known called as khanyu or khanaayo) is the local Nepali name for Ficus semicordata, a medium-sized tree commonly known as Drooping Fig. This edible fig tree belongs to the Moraceae family (Mulberry family) and is native to the Himalayas and South Asia.