Harsingar / Parijat in 7 inch Classy Red Plastic Pot with Tray
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Features
- Blooms at night
- Considered holy for Hindus
- Sweet Fragrance
- Low-Maintenance
Description of product
The Harsingar is a beautiful flowering plant, also commonly known as the ‘Parijat’ or the ‘night-flowering jasmine’. The flowers bloom in the night and shed off by morning, carpeting the ground. The plant belongs to the Oleaceae family and has flower petals arranged like a pinwheel above a vibrant orange tube. The plant is relatively low-maintenance and is also used as an offering in temples.
Benefits of Harsingar Plant
Tough Plant
The Harsingar flowering plant looks delicate but is a hardy plant, and can tolerate high temperatures as well.
Attract Pollinators:
The blooms of the Harsingar plant attract many pollinating insects such as butterflies, bees, and more. Pollination is very important to promote biodiversity.
Low Maintenance:
The flowers are very easy to care for and thrive well in tropical and subtropical countries such as India. However, the plant requires thorough watering and occasional pruning sometimes to help in its healthy growth.
Used for worship :
The Harsingar plant is used as offerings in temples and is said to be a symbol of love and devotion.
Care Tips for Harsingar Plant
Watering :
The soil for the Harsingar plant must be kept moist, especially during the growing season. Water plants consistently, but avoid water-logging.
Light :
The Harsingar plant loves bright sunlight for at least 5-6 hours a day.
Placement :
Harsingar is an outdoor plant. It should be kept in an area receiving bright sunlight.
Fertilization :
To Fertilize - Add nitrogen and phosphorus to the Harsingar Plant to maintain good plant growth. You can also add dry banana peels as they are a rich source of nitrogen. You can also use Vermicompost every 2 weeks.
Using seaweed fertilizer also balances the nutrition of the plant.
Ideal Soil Mix :
Harsingar plants prefer acidic soil. Use cow dung as part of your soil mix as it will make the soil acidic. The ideal soil mix for this plant should be, Garden Soil (35%) + Cocopeat (30%) + Vermicompost (30%) + Neem Khali (5%)
Pruning :
Keep pruning the Harsingar plant to encourage branch growth and give it more spread.
Pest Control :
Mealybugs are a big problem for the Harsingar plant. Keep spraying the plant with neem spray every 2 weeks to help with pest control.
Frequently Asked Questions about Harsingar Plant
1. What are the common colors of Harsingar plants?
The Harsingar plant has white fragrant flowers.
2. What is the difference between Harsingar and Parijat?
There is no difference, these are the same plants.
3. Is the Harsingar plant considered to be lucky?
The plant was gifted by Lord Krishna to his wife Satyabhama and is a symbol of love and devotion.
4. Why is the Harsingar plant also called ‘the plant of sorrow’?
The Harsingar plant is also called ‘the plant of sorrow’, as its flowers drop off in the morning.
5. What is the flowering time of Harsingar?
The Harsingar plant blooms from August to November.
6. Where can I buy Harsingar plants?
Head over to Urvann, India’s favorite online nursery, and browse from their extensive collection of plants.
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