Features:
Type Small Deciduous Tree Or Large Shrub Leaves 6�12 Cm Long, Green, Rough Surface With Serrated Edges Flowers Small, Fragrant, White Petals With Orange Centers Fragrance Strong And Pleasant, Especially At Night Flowering Season August To December (Mostly Blooms At Night) Cultural & Religious Significance Mythology: Said To Have Originated During The Samudra Manthan (Hindu Cosmic Ocean Churning). Krishna Legend: Krishna Gifted The Parijat Tree To His Wife Satyabhama. Puja Use: Flowers Are Used In Durga Puja And Other Hindu Rituals, Especially In West Bengal And Assam. Symbolism: Purity, Love, And Devotion.
The Package Includes 1 Live Zxxyanbi Plants That Are Shipped In A Poly Bag Without A Pot.* Zxxyanbi'S Hybrid Variant Has Low Maintenance Costs.
Zxxyanbi Is Easy To Grow, And We Use A Specially Ventilated Recyclable Package That Guarantees Your Plants Arrive Healthy.
Travel Time May Cause The Plant To Appear Dry. Since It Is A Living Plant, It Is Still Good. Zxxyanbi Sanju Suggests Replanting It In The Ground, Watering It, Applying The Free Fertilizer Included In The Packaging, And Watching It For A Week. It Will Become Fresh Again.
Don'T Expose Them To Direct Sunlight After Receiving The Zxxyanbi Sanju Suggestion,Since This Could Burn Their Leaves And The Plant. When Planting, Mix Compost With Your Topsoil To Create A Hole That Is Twice As Deep And Wide As The Polybag Your Plant Will Be Placed In.
Zxxyanbi What Does The Box Contain? One Sturdy, Self-Designed Plant Zxxyanbi Recommendation Gardening Create A Hole That Is Twice As Deep Andwide As The Polybag Your Plant Will Be Placed In. Backfill By Combining Your Top Soil With Compost. Put Plants In The Loose Dirt. This Rare Live Plant Requires Regular Watering (350Ml Per Day, Morning Afternoon).Description:
Live All Time Parijat Flower Plant Common Names: Parijat (�������) The Harsingar (����������) Shiuli (������) Jasmine Night-Flowering The Tree Of Sorrow Coral Jasmine Nyctanthes Arbor-Tristis Is The Botanical Name According To Scientific Classification. Family: Jasmine Family, Oleaceae Native To: Southeast Asia, India, And Nepal The Characteristics Of Plants Type Of Feature Descriptiona Huge Shrub Or A Small Deciduous Tree 10 To 15 Feet (3 To 4.5 Meters) In Height Green, Rough-Surfaced Leaves That Are 6�12 Cm Long And Have Serrated Edges Bloomstiny, Fragrant, Orange-Centered White Petals Scentpleasant And Potent, Particularly At Night August To December Is The Flowering Season; Most Flowers Occur At Night. Fruitbrown Capsules That Are Flat, Round, Or Heart-Shaped And Contain Two Seeds Need For Growing Conditionsperfect Sunlight Situation: Full Sun To Partial Shade Loamy, Sandy, Or Well-Drained Soil Maintain A Moderate Amount Of Moisture Without Becoming Soggy. The Ideal Temperature Range Is 18�C To 32�C (65�F To 90�F). The Level Of Humiditymoderate To High; Stay Away From Excessive Dryness Plant Maintenance After Flowering, Prune To Manage Size And Shape. In The Summer, Mulch To Keep Moisture In Throughout The Growing Season (Spring To Autumn), Fertilise Once A Month. Religious And Cultural Significance Mythology: Supposed To Have Started During The Hindu Cosmic Ocean Churning, Or Samudra Manthan. According To The Krishna Legend, Krishna Gave His Bride Satyabhama The Parijat Tree. Use In Puja: Especially In West Bengal And Assam, Flowers Are Used In Durga Puja And Other Hindu Ceremonies. Symbolism: Devotion, Love, And Purity.Medicinal Applications (In Folk Medicine And Ayurveda): Leaves: Used To Treat Worm Infections, Arthritis, And Fevers. Flowers: Used To Treat Digestive Problems; Mild Laxative. Bark And Seeds Are Used As A Tonic And To Treat Skin Conditions. Warnings Though Generally Non-Toxic, It Is Not Advisable To Consume It Without The Necessary Understanding. Prone To Fungal Infections And Pests Like Whiteflies�Frequently Check. Characteristics That Set You Apart Flowers, Which Represent Both Beauty And Grief, Cover The Ground As They Blossom At Night And Fall In The Morning. Because The Blossoms Fall While Still Fragrant And Fresh, It Is Known As The "Tree Of Sorrow."