Chandni

What Makes it Unique?

• Stunning white flowers are used widely in India for offerings in Temples.
• A spectacular flowering plant found mainly in parts of West Bengals and Tamil Nadu. 
• The lush green foliage and flower clusters give the eyes a soothing experience. 
• An easy-to-grow plant that requires only minimal attention and care. 
• A stunning ornamental plant known widely for its sweet-smelling flowers. 

How to Care?

• The best way to keep your Chandni plants thriving is to place them in full to partial sunlight. 
• Keep the soil slightly moist to ensure fuller blossoms. However, make sure to prevent overwatering. 
• A slightly moist and warmer climate is the ideal location to grow your Chandni plants. Keep the plants away from a dry or soggy climate. 
• They require well-draining soil to protect them from waterlogging. You need to ensure the soil is high in organic content. 
• Do not keep the plant in low-light conditions as it won’t survive long in a dull environment. 
• Always choose a corner where the Chandni plants easily receive 3-4 hours of direct sunlight. 
• The best time to apply fertilizer to them is during the primary growing season. Always choose balanced well-draining fertilizer for your plant. 
• Do not prune them harder as it might affect the blossom speed. Make sure to prune the plants occasionally for better growth. 
•  Choose a pot with well-drainage space for the Chandni plant to ensure easy release of excess water. 
• Avoid re-potting the plant during the initial 2 weeks to allow some time to overcome travel shocks. 
• Keep the plant under full sunlight for atleast 15 days after receiving and water thoroughly for initial care. 
• Shift the plant slowly from direct sunlight to a shady location as the plant may receive shocks.