How are you all? I hope you are doing well by God's mercy. I am also very happy with your prayers. I am going to start today's new post by greeting and congratulating all the brothers and friends of 'HiveGarden'.

Every curry needs salt in cooking. So there is a huge demand for this metal all over the world. But raw jahal is not a matter of ripe jahal, dry jahal or even powder packing jahal, we need it for various cooking purposes. When more jaal is produced in the country, that jaal is sold in the raw market and the people of different families buy it from the market as per their needs and this jaal goes to the hands of different companies who prepare it in different ways and sell it in the market.

But unfortunately, the truth is that Jhal is catching very little, so its price has exceeded 1000 rupees for the first time in our life in Bangladesh. Not only myself but also from my father and uncles, I have heard that no one has ever seen the price of Jhal to be above 1000 taka. We know that Jhal is available in our country throughout the year, but during monsoons, Jhal is abundant. But now I know why there is no smile on the faces of the farmers because there is not much rain during monsoon.

Avoiding the rainy season, till the end of autumn, the trees are not showing much bloom, so the farmers are really disappointed. As well as depressed country people who constantly buy and eat Jhal. Meanwhile, due to the increase in the price of Jhal in many families, eating Jhal has reduced the work. But the curry does not taste good without Jhal. Yet everyone is trying to save from the market or from the village farm.

In two places in my vegetable garden I planted jahal plants and picked jahal from there after about five to seven days. But like the farmers, I am also feeling very bad that Jhal is not catching this time. As long as you look at each photograph, you can see that the tree does not have many branches, only a few.

Still, thanks to the great creator, it is catching at least a little. There were a lot of weeds at the base of the trees. I hope you will pray that my plants will have many flowers.