Botanical name:

Phaseolus

Growth rate:

Beans can generally take 7 to 14 weeks to grow from sowing to first harvest, but this varies by type.

Botanical name:

Piper betle

Growth rate:

Betel plant is a fast-growing, perennial, evergreen vine that can reach heights of 90–180 cm within 3–6 months under ideal tropical conditions.

Botanical name:

Capsicum annuum

Growth rate:

60 to 90 days from sowing to producing mature fruit, though some varieties can take up to 14-20 weeks.



Botanical name:

Capsicum frutescens

Growth rate:

The rate of growth is usually 60 to 120 days to mature and produce ripe fruit, with hotter varieties generally taking longer.



Botanical name:

Cocos nucifera

Growth rate:

A slow process, with seedlings germinating in 3-4 months, and trees taking 6-10 years to start fruiting.



Botanical name:

Cucumis sativus

Growth rate:

Approximately 50-70 days from seed to the first fruit, and can grow significantly within days at their peak.



Botanical name:

Citrus × aurantiifolia

Growth rate:

Under the correct conditions (warm, sunny, and humid environments), lime trees grow at a moderate pace, reaching maturity in 10-15 years.



Botanical name:

Carica papaya

Growth rate:

Papaya (large herbaceous plant), are very fast-growing, with plants potentially reaching 2 meters in their first year.



Botanical name:

Pisum sativum

Growth rate:

Peas can typically take from 60-80 days from planting to harvest, though this can vary by variety.



Botanical name:

Ananas comosus

Growth rate:

18 to 24 months to produce fruit after planting, with a total time from planting to harvest at 20 to 34 months.



Botanical name:

Cucurbita

Growth rate:

Pumpkin growth rate varies by variety, taking anywhere from 85 to 125 days from planting to maturity.



Botanical name:

Citrullus lanatus

Growth rate:

Watermelons vines usually take approximately 70 to 100 days to grow from seed to form a mature fruit.