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Please Identify these two unknown plants:-
Plant 1. plant height of 2 inches very small flower:-


Second plant still a seedling. Is it vinca or some wild plant?:-

Mustansir, the first one is from the Malvaceae family...either loki, or some melon. Second one is not a Vinca, it seems like the wild kulfa.

JazakAllah Farooq sb. I doubt that first one is tourai or something because flower is way too small and as well as the plant.

Mustansir Billah wrote:JazakAllah Farooq sb. I doubt that first one is tourai or something because flower is way too small and as well as the plant.

I think that your soil is over fertilized. Did you add fertilizers lately? Both of your very young plants are in the flowering mode. Lets see what others have to say on this interesting phenomenon.

M Farooq wrote:

Mustansir Billah wrote:JazakAllah Farooq sb. I doubt that first one is tourai or something because flower is way too small and as well as the plant.

I think that your soil is over fertilized. Did you add fertilizers lately? Both of your very young plants are in the flowering mode. Lets see what others have to say on this interesting phenomenon.

Over fertilization may be a factor of early bloom but in my little knowledge early bloom of flowers caused due to warm weather as temperature raised by either climate gets warm or plants kept in control environment i,e tunnels so called polythene tunnels or green house.

I fertilized all of my soil in December with lots of fresh manure. Maybe now its it is decomposing...

Mustansir Billah wrote:I fertilized all of my soil in December with lots of fresh manure. Maybe now its it is decomposing...

Fresh manure??? lollzzz applying fresh manure is dangerous to standing plants. instead u should applied well rotted (decomposed) manure. Fresh manure burns the plant as It is full of Nitrogen and amonia. Also it attracts pathogens and insects towards it.

Yes! I knew but incidently...

First one is Canary Melon, sorry for second one!

And you can also treat melons with fresh manure because they need lots of nitrogen and sunlight, but u have to give excess water to damp the fresh manure, water till it's becomes dark brown.