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Mitragyna Parvifolia, also known as Desi Kadamb, is a valuable resource. Not only does it provide beautiful wood, but its leaves and bark have traditional medicinal applications. #ProjectMatsyaGram #Matsyagram #Sariska #AravaliHills #AravaliRanges #Forests #Rewilding #Restoration #ForestRestoration #Rajasthan #ForestLife #RajasthanForests #ExplorePage #Matsyavan

Life's tapestry is woven with fleeting moments. Capture each thread. 📸✨ #LifeInFocus #SeizeTheMoment"

NEW HARVEST ON THE WAY: Enrich your succulent collection with Pachypodium Place your seed order now! Club foot, Madagascar Palm, Elephant’s trunk….Pachypodium is a caudiciform succulent with many odd but stunning growth habits, resulting in these interesting common names. Although Pachypodium lamerei and P. geayi are fairly well-known and widely cultivated, the genus Pachypodium includes many more species and some of them are quite rare. As you may expect from Evanthia, we also have some true collector’s items to add that will definitely spice up your product range. What to think of Pachypodium rosulatum, Pachypodium horombensis and Pachypodium gracilis? https://lnkd.in/er6KxsGJ #evanthia #pachypodium #succulents #palm #seeds #harvest #youngplants #kweker #horticulture #zaden

Exotic Luffa, known for its rarity and unique qualities, thrives hidden within the forest depths. These treasures are not just plants but symbols of nature's diversity and resilience. Harvesting them requires a keen eye and careful hand, navigating through dense undergrowth to uncover their delicate forms. The journey begins with identifying mature luffa vines, often intertwined with other vegetation. Each luffa is carefully plucked, ensuring minimal damage to preserve their pristine condition. This delicate handling is crucial, as even slight bruising can diminish their market value. After collection, the luffas undergo meticulous cleaning to remove dirt and debris while preserving their natural texture. This process enhances their appeal to discerning buyers who value quality and authenticity. Once cleaned and inspected, the luffas are sorted based on size and shape, preparing them for market presentation. Their exotic origin and pristine quality make them highly sought-after, commanding premium prices among buyers who appreciate their rarity and ecological significance. At the market, these exotic luffas stand out amidst more common produce, attracting attention with their unique appearance and story. Sellers adeptly highlight their forest origin and meticulous harvesting process, further enhancing their allure and justifying their high price point. In conclusion, harvesting and selling exotic luffas from the forest isn't just about commerce; it's a celebration of nature's hidden treasures. Each luffa tells a story of exploration and preservation, offering both sellers and buyers a chance to connect with the beauty and diversity found within our natural world.

#DidYouKnow that many species of Camellia are currently readying themselves to bloom? It might be cold and rainy, but beautiful, colourful flowers are ready to show themselves. Camellia sasanqua is commonly known as Peach Blossom and is one of the most popular types of camellia, and it is evergreen, with dark shiny green leaves. Another type of camellia is the 'tea plant' (Camellia sinensis) which is used worldwide to make different types of tea. These are just some of the hundreds of known species and thousands of hybrid cultivars available. #PlantFacts #Camellia https://buff.ly/48QRydS

#DidYouKnow that many species of Camellia are currently readying themselves to bloom? It might be cold and rainy, but beautiful, colourful flowers are ready to show themselves. Camellia sasanqua is commonly known as Peach Blossom and is one of the most popular types of camellia, and it is evergreen, with dark shiny green leaves. Another type of camellia is the 'tea plant' (Camellia sinensis) which is used worldwide to make different types of tea. These are just some of the hundreds of known species and thousands of hybrid cultivars available. #PlantFacts #Camellia https://buff.ly/48QRydS

The delightful Bloomfield Penda (Xanthostemon verticillatus) forming a small wreath of pale creamy-yellow stamens, petals and green calyces within the Mount Coot-tha Botanic Gardens. Note also the whorled leaves (verticillatus - Latin for whorled or rings around a stem), an unusual feature for the genus Xanthostemon. Bloomfield Penda is a multi-stemmed shrub reaching between 1.5 and 3m tall. Growing in rocky river channels and bouldery stream beds subject to consistent, high-velocity flows, this species is restricted both to this narrow riverine habitat and to localised areas of the Bloomfield and Daintree Rivers in far north Queensland. Much less well-known than the commonly planted street tree Xanthostemon chrysanthus (Golden Penda), this species has obvious horticultural appeal.

Saguaros are in Bloom: 8 Facts about Saguaro Blossoms https://lnkd.in/gv3yUQMB

Fun Fact Friday! Did you know? Rafflesia arnoldii – the biggest flower in the world – is a wonderful gift of nature! This amazing plant is capable of reaching a diameter of up to three feet and can be as heavy as 24 pounds. The Rafflesia is a rare plant species found in the rainforests of Southeast Asia, and it is referred to as the “corpse flower’ because of the stink it releases to lure pollinators such as flies. Despite the flower’s relatively small size, it does not possess leaves, stems, or even roots; this is a parasitic plant, which absorbs all the necessary nutrients from the host. Just like this flower, knowledge can bloom in surprising ways, taking root in the most unexpected places. #FunFactFriday #RafflesiaArnoldii #LargestFlower #NatureWonders #CorpseFlower #BotanyFacts #RainforestPlants #UniqueFlowers #PlantScience #FloralFacts #EducationalFacts #LearningIsFun #Curiosity #StayCurious #ScienceIsCool #AmazingNature #NatureLovers #DidYouKnow #IncredibleNature #ExoticPlants #NatureFacts #InterestingFacts #ExploreTheWorld #RarePlants #KnowledgeIsPower #UnexpectedBeauty #NaturalWonders #PlantLife #FlowerPower 

Growing the Crown of Thorns Plant (Euphorbia milii)