Mumbai Is Turning Ganpati Flowers Into Compost for Gardens; Here's What You Can Do With Yours
The prayer may be over, but the flowers do not have to become waste. Across Indian homes, flowers are an inseparable part of puja. Marigolds are strung into garlands, roses are placed before deities, and jasmine finds its way into everything from daily prayers to festive decorations. Once the ritual is over, however, these flowers usually have nowhere to go. For many families, putting them in the…
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