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This flower is a Madagascar Periwinkle (Catharanthus roseus). 🌸

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i found this in dubai

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This plant appears to be a young chili (green chili or pepper) plant — Capsicum annuum. 🌿

Here’s how you can tell:

The pointed, smooth-edged leaves with a slight gloss are typical of chili plants.

The branching pattern near the base is also common in young chili seedlings.

If you gently rub a leaf, it may have a faint peppery smell.

With good sunlight and regular watering (not overwatering), it should start flowering in a few weeks, followed by small green chilies. 🌶️

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I don’t know when it was taken but I think it was when I was a kid

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I don’t know when it was taken but it’s probably been when I was a kid 

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This plant looks like Green Amaranthus (Amaranthus viridis), commonly known as Chaulai, Green Amaranth, or Thotakura (in Telugu). 🌿

Here are some signs that match:

The small, light-green, oval leaves.

Tiny green flower clusters forming at the tips of the stems.

Grows quickly and often appears as a self-seeded leafy vegetable or weed.

✅ Edible: Yes — it’s a nutritious leafy green often used in curries, dals, or stir-fries.

🌞 Care: Prefers sunlight, well-drained soil, and regular watering.