In Jainism, the term "Pushpachulika" or "Pushpachula" refers to a specific type of austerity or penance (tapasyā) practiced by ascetics. The "Pushpachula 30-point" is commonly referenced in the context of the "Pushpachulika Vrata," which is a religious vow involving a 30-point code of conduct or observances, especially among Jain nuns (sadhvis).

Here is a summary of the 30 points (Pushpachula 30) as practiced especially in the Shwetambar Jain tradition:

1. Refrain from violence (Ahimsa)
2. Truthfulness (Satya)
3. Non-stealing (Achaurya)
4. Celibacy (Brahmacharya)
5. Non-possession (Aparigraha)
6. Limiting food intake
7. Accepting food only once a day
8. Accepting food from a limited number of houses
9. Not eating at night
10. Not consuming certain root vegetables
11. Avoiding green vegetables
12. Not using certain spices
13. Not taking food prepared for oneself
14. Not asking for special food
15. Refraining from using certain types of vessels
16. Observing silence during meals
17. Not drinking water after sunset
18. Not storing food or water
19. Not taking food from those engaged in violent activities
20. Observing fasts (Upavas) at regular intervals
21. Practicing meditation (Dhyan)
22. Studying scriptures (Svadhyaya)
23. Paying respect to teachers (Guru Vandana)
24. Engaging in confession and repentance (Pratikraman)
25. Maintaining humility
26. Serving the sick and elderly
27. Avoiding luxurious items
28. Wearing simple clothes
29. Sleeping on the floor
30. Practicing forgiveness

Note: The actual list of 30 points may vary slightly based on the sect and tradition. The above points are representative of the general observances associated with the Pushpachula Vrata. The aim is to lead a disciplined, ascetic, and non-violent life, minimizing harm to living beings and promoting spiritual purity.

If you want the detailed Sanskrit or Prakrit verses for each of the 30 points, or a more detailed explanation of each point, please let me know!