1. Sunlight is key
Give 5–6 hours of direct sunlight for healthy growth and blooms.
Note: If there is no sunlight then flowering will not happen.
2. Well-Draining Soil
Use loose, fertile soil with compost for strong roots.
3. Keep watering Balance
Water moderately—too much water leads to root rot, and too little causes drying.
Secret Tips Keep the soil moist, for more flowering.
4. Pot size & type matter
Aprajita prefers a clay pot with a diameter of around 12 inches to accommodate its root system.
Regular pruning promotes more growth and flowering, especially from the top.
Secret tips: Remove Seed Pods Regularly
If seed pods are left on the plant, it will stop producing flowers and dry out quickly.
6. Use Phosphorus-Rich Fertilizers
For consistent flowering, using banana peel and onion peel fertilizers every 15 days.
7. Try Organic Flowering Boosters
Use cow dung manure, compost, or Epsom salt once a month to enhance flowering naturally.
Secret tips Tilling of Soil
Every 10 days, till up the soil and add compost. - Adding unused tea leaves leads to flowering
8. Support
Support the Aparajita plant with a trellis or stake to help it grow upright.
Secret tips: Avoid frequent shifting
Avoid frequent shifting of the plant, as it prefers stability in its environment.
By adhering to these care practices, you can enjoy the beauty and benefits of Aprajita in your garden.