Research on effect of nipping at different days in sweet pea (Pisum sativum) was carried out in research field of HASERA Agriculture Research and Training Center, Nepal during winter of 2016/17 with the aim of finding profitable stage of nipping. Total of seven treatments with three replications were laid out in Randomized Complete Block Design. Research was carried out in organic plots using organic practices. Out of seven different treatments applied, (T5) nipping at 30DAS+40DAS gave the best result in yield and nodulation. Nipping at 20DAS, 25DAS, 25DAS+40DAS and 30DAS were at par with both superior treatment (T5) and control treatment (Without nipping). Controlled treatment and nipping at 35DAS gave the inferior results in yield and nodulation. Significant reduction in height was seen in nipped plots than controlled.
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