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Vermicompost is the single most-used fertilizer across Indian terrace and balcony gardens — but almost nobody makes it themselves. This guide covers setting up a worm bin in a small space, sourcing red wiggler (Eisenia fetida) worms in India, what to feed them, harvesting castings, and making vermicompost tea for container plants.
Citronella, lemongrass, and tulsi are commonly sold as mosquito repellents — but does having the plant actually keep mosquitoes away? This guide covers which plants genuinely reduce mosquito activity, which ones only work when the leaves are crushed or burned, and how to place them for the best effect on a patio, balcony, or terrace.
Grow french beans (sem/farasbi) in pots or garden beds in India. Sow June–July for a kharif harvest in 55–65 days. Covers climbing vs bush varieties, trellis tips, monsoon container care, and the right time to harvest for continuous production.
Grow arvi (taro/colocasia) at home in India — sow corms May–June before monsoon, harvest corms and leaves from August. Works in north-facing balconies, tolerates monsoon waterlogging, and gives two harvests: edible leaves from week 8, corms from October.
Grow sem phali (country beans) and gavar (cluster beans) at home in India — June sowing timing, container method for terraces, India-specific varieties, and monsoon disease prevention. Two India-favourite beans, one complete guide.
Grow arbi (colocasia/arvi) at home in India — plant corms in May–June for a monsoon kharif harvest. Container tips for terraces, India planting calendar, regional names, and why arbi is one of the easiest monsoon vegetables for Indian home gardens.
Grow sweet potato (shakarkand) at home in India — plant slips or vine cuttings in June for a monsoon kharif harvest. Container tips, India planting calendar, regional names, and why vines grow lush but produce no tubers.
Grow parwal (pointed gourd) at home in India — from vine cuttings, not seeds. This guide covers the male–female plant secret, India sowing calendar, hand-pollination trick, and monsoon care for Bihar, Bengal, UP, and Odisha home gardens. Start cuttings in May–June for a July–October harvest.
Grow parwal (pointed gourd) on your terrace or kitchen garden — but first, understand why most Indian gardeners get zero fruit despite flowering vines. Parwal is dioecious: you need one male plant for every 8–10 female plants. This guide explains propagation from cuttings, trellis setup, and the monsoon planting window for UP, Bihar, Bengal, and beyond.
Grow pudina at home in India — use a wide shallow container, keep soil consistently moist, and propagate from a single stem cutting. Fix dying mint, yellow leaves, and leggy growth. Fresh pudina for chutney, raita, and chai year-round.
Grow mogra (chameli/Arabian jasmine) at home in India — fix no-flowering problems, learn the May pruning trick for monsoon blooms, and grow for gajra, puja, and fragrance. Pot guide with India seasonal calendar and fertiliser schedule.
Grow dhania at home in India — crush seeds before sowing, use monsoon timing, and shade after 10 AM in summer. Fix bolting, yellow leaves, and poor germination. Fresh coriander every 3 weeks with succession sowing.