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Disha Dadbhawala

Hello everyone my name is disha and im new to the froum im from india mumbai and very much new to grow plants Since very much new to the forum so pls forgive me if i have made wrong post here Have planted garlic for the chives and it smells delicious Than planted fenugreek than coriender and ginger I need everyones advice which plants should i put my hands on aince india is a tropical country its hot here and its rainning too Pls suggest me some edible plants leaves which i could enjoy in indian climate

WonkyWomble

Hello Disha, welcome to the forum! 

I'm quite new myself, both to gardening and this site but everyone is very supportive and helpful! They like pictures so they can see what your working with! You can upload pics by clicking on the little tree icon in the message box, but it doesn't work in I phones, hope this helps. Best of luck with your garden!

Disha Dadbhawala

Hi thank u for replying i wanted to post pics but how to there is no tree icon on the message box

Dovefromabove

Hi Disha and welcome!

Are you posting from a laptop, pc, tablet or iphone?  You can't post pictures on here from an iphone, but you could upload them to a photo-hosting service and then post the link

pansyface

 

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Hello disha. I see that you live in Mumbai. I think you are the only person on the forum who lives there. Maybe you could out yourself on our map!

Not sure about plants for the Mumbai climate. It's late summer here and the temperature at midday in my garden was 16°C yesterday.

 

Disha Dadbhawala

What a wonderful welcome thank u guys

Oh yes im using samsung note phone may b i need to use pc will use that

Ohh no one from india

But would love to hear from u guys which edible plants u recommand for summer and for tropical which grow faster

Dovefromabove

I think that your summers and our summers may be very different ... can you tell us a bit more about the weather conditions where you are?

Disha Dadbhawala

Here its hot and its a tropical country and here at this time its not suppose to b so hot but it is hot there r mild rains and at times no rains such climate is here till october mid and winter would start

Thats true the summer there n here r vv different

Dovefromabove

Disha, you may find this blog helpful

http://the-urban-gardener.blogspot.co.uk/2012/08/monsoon-vegetables-in-mumbai.html

Disha Dadbhawala

Hey thanks will check that out

Wanted to know if we are growing vegetables in containers

What should be minimum size of a container for growing lemon tomatoes sweet potates than drumsticks

Dovefromabove

Here in the UK the summer finished yesterday and autumn has begun - at the moment daytime temperatures are in the mid teens or low twenties celsius if we are lucky, and at night here in East Anglia it's around 10 or 12 C

We've had a lot of heavy rain in this region over the past few days and it's not been possible to do much gardening other than deadheading and picking some fruit and vegetables.

At the moment I have autumn raspberries and grapes fruiting and we have tomatoes, runner beans and courgettes for vegetables.  The broccoli has been planted out and it will spend the winter growing very slowly, then in the spring we should get lovely purple shoots to cook for our supper. 

I'm sorry, I don't grow the vegetables you mention.