Garden Ganapathi Kit
We all love to grow plants that is what we are talking about. So here it is “Garden Ganapathi kit” that would turn into a plant after visarjan and stay with you forever. |
Garden Ganapathi kit contains below:
Ganapathi idol made of natural soil, Coco peat and Neem fertilizer.
Terracotta coloured Pot and saucer.
Gardener Choice potting mix : Contains cocopeat and enriched potting mix.
Seeds : Lady Finger seeds, Tulsi seeds & Tomato round seeds (Any one).
Multi Pouch/ Pockets Grocery Bags- Cora Bags (FOR FREE)
Procedure to be followed
After the puja fill the pot with water and proceed with visarjan (Garden Ganapathi takes 30 to 45 mins to dissolve in water). Once it is dissolves, drop the cocopeat block which absorbs the excess amount of water within 10 to 15 minutes. Add Gardener choice potting mix and sow the seeds.
(Note: Once you sow the seeds you can make the drain whole, Space is provided in the bottom)
Ganesh Chaturthi and Celebration of Garden Ganapathi.
Ganesh Chaturthi festival is celebrated to honour the elephant-headed God Ganapathi ‘s birthday, who was the younger son of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati. Ganapathi is known by 108 different names and is the Lord of arts and sciences and the deva of wisdom. He is honoured at the start of all rituals and ceremonies as he’s considered the God of beginnings.
Ganesha Festival is been celebrated by most of us, it’s the devotion and festival which makes the whole family come together. By celebrating Ganesh Chaturthi festival with us, Not only the whole family spends time together but even they involve in planting.
Importance of Visarjan
The immersion of the Ganapathi in water is known as visarjan. This practice is particularly prevalent in the worship of Lord Ganapathi . Lord Ganapathi is invoked in a murthi, and puja is performed. The Almighty is realized through the five senses. Adoration to the deity’s beautiful form, the sweet scents of the flowers with which puja is performed, by touching the murthi in obeisance with our hands, partaking the prasad offered to the deity and listening to the slouches and mantras for the deity. At the conclusion of the 3, 5, 7 or 11 days of worship, the Ganapathi murthi is immersed in water ceremoniously and is re-invoked the following year. This practice serves as a reminder to the devotee about the transitory nature of life.
History of POP
For hundreds of years now, we have been celebrating this occasion every year. But when and how did the clay idol become a P-O-P (Plaster Of Paris) idol?
We already know everything that’s wrong with POP. But knowing all this how we started using POP was the question raised with us so we started to explore, then we found some reason why ganapathi idol makers started to make POP ganapathi and why devotees started using POP idols.
Over the decades, the festival has become a popular religious event that is a mark of Indian culture and fervour. With its growing popularity, the festival is now a major economic event. It became a platform for many artists and sculptors as an opportunity to earn their bread and butter. It’s some time during this rapid commercialization of the festival the transition to Plaster Of Paris happened.
Plaster of paris is cheap, easily available, which adds visual appeal to the idols. Idols made from POP have a better finish and more stable. They can be painted using vibrant colors. Hence, POP caught on and became a range mean while we forgot it doesn’t dissolve in the water, it reduce the oxygen levels harming aquatic life, increases the acidity of the water and affects our environment. It’s time to realize that just as it is important to worship god, it is equally important for us to protect the beautiful environment he has gifted us with 🙂
“Let’s STOP using POP Ganapathi. SWITCH to Garden Ganapathi and let’s begin the change.”
Delivery plans: Intention: In case of any issues we’ll be having time to solve and We’ll solve immediately. |
FAQ- Garden Ganapathi 1.Garden Ganapathi Material? 2.What is Cocopeat block? Cocopeat is a natural fibre made out of coconut husks. The extraction of the coconut fibre from husks gives us this by-product called cocopeat. Cocopeat is a 100% natural 3.Rate of germination? 4.When can i expect my Delivery? 5.Shipping charges? 6.How can i contact Gardener Shopping? |
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