Zaid Season

Zaid crops are summer season crops. They grow for a short time period between kharif and rabi crops, mainly from March to June

A Complete Guide to Grow Ivy Gourd (Tindli)

Ivy gourd (Coccinia grandis) is a member of the cucurbit’s family. It is native to the Indian subcontinent and is usually grown as a vegetable in subtropical and tropical climates of South-East Asia, South Asia, and Africa.…
Surprising Benefits of Drinking Ash Gourd Juice

Ash gourd is a variety of gourd that is roughly the same size as a watermelon. It is a plant native to South Asia and is popular in Indian cuisine because of its refreshing taste and health benefits. It also helps lose weight.…
Cucumber Vs Zucchini: Know the Difference

Getting confused between cucumber and zucchini? Don’t worry we will help you know the difference between the two similar looking vegetables.…
10 Healthy Reasons to Add Ridge Gourds to Your Diet

The ridge gourd is a native of Asian countries including China, India, Nepal, Indonesia, and the Philippines, and it flourishes in tropical and subtropical climates. If you want to reduce weight and get clear skin, it's time to shake hands with the modest tori, also…
A Complete Guide to Snake Gourd (Chichinda) Farming, Care and Management

The most peculiar and delectable crop that the majority of backyard gardeners have never heard of is probably snake gourds. This long, slender squash, which gets its name from its serpentine growth pattern, is a great option for gardeners and home cooks who want to…
Zaid Season Crops: Precautions to be Taken While Planting These Crops!

Zaid crops are grown throughout the summer. They only grow for a brief time between the kharif and rabi harvests, primarily from March to June. They demand warm, dry conditions for the most of their growing span, as well as extended day duration for flowering.…
Apple Gourd Cultivation: Step-by-Step Guide to Grow Tinda

Apple gourds sometimes referred to as Tinda, are a popular fruit in South Asia. It has a flat surface and a spherical form.…