Sukh chean
₨900.00
“Sukh Chean” translates to “Peace and Happiness” in English. It’s a sentiment expressing the desire for serene joy and contentment in life, highlighting the pursuit of tranquility and well-being in one’s personal journey.
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If “Sukh Chean” is a recent introduction or a local name for a plant, you might want to check with local botanical gardens, nurseries, or horticultural experts in the specific region where this term is used. They may have information on the plant’s characteristics, care requirements, and uses.
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