What Makes it Unique?

• An ornament plant famous for its sweet fragrant blossoms.
• A gorgeous evergreen shrub also preferred for many medicinal purposes.
• Dark pink blossoms and also available in a variety of colors and types.
• An easy-to-grow plant that usually blossoms between April to September.

How to Care?

• For best care, fertilize regularly during their growth months (April-Sep).
• Kaner plants need to be planted in full to partial sunlight areas. Also, make sure not to keep them in the dark or dull space.
• Constantly water your Nerium Oleander at a balanced frequency, as overwatering may easily lead to root rotting.
• In case of overwatering or underwatering, the plant leaves will start turning yellow.
• Choose a well-draining standard potting mix to ensure easy growth and smooth flow of nutrients throughout the plant.
• Choose a sunny spot for your Kaner plants where they can receive at least 5-6 hours of direct sunlight.
• Keep removing the dead, damaged, and infected parts of the plant to prevent all kinds of fungal and bacterial infections.
• Do not place the plant directly under the sun after re-potting; always re-pot during the late evening.
• Keep your Kaner plant in a shady place at least 2-3 days after re-potting to allow the plant to adjust to the new environment.
• Keep them in a well-lit spot for the initial days and water regularly to allow the plant to recover from the travel shocks.
• You can use neem oil or eucalyptus oil for primary treatment against fungal and bacterial infections.
• Take good care of them for at least two weeks during the initial days before re-potting to avoid damaging the roots and prevent the plant from dying.