In traditional gardening practices, certain days are considered unfavorable for planting and gardening due to various beliefs and historical observations.
One such belief is based on lunar gardening or moon planting, where planting and gardening activities are scheduled according to the phases of the moon.
Here are some days that are traditionally considered unfavorable for planting and gardening.
Full Moon
It is believed that during the full moon phase, the gravitational pull of the moon affects the moisture in the soil, leading to poor seed germination and weaker plant growth.
New Moon
Similar to the full moon phase, the new moon phase is considered unfavorable for planting because it is believed that the moon's gravitational pull is at its lowest, negatively affecting seed growth.
Fruit Days
Days when the moon is passing through the zodiac signs associated with fruit-bearing plants (Taurus, Cancer, and Scorpio) are sometimes considered unsuitable for planting leafy vegetables or root crops.
Flower Days
Days when the moon is passing through the zodiac signs associated with flowers (Libra, Gemini, and Aquarius) are considered good for planting flowers and ornamental plants but less suitable for vegetables and other edibles.
