How to plant Harsingar plant
Harsingar plant is known for its beautiful flowers as well as its medicinal properties. Along with this, offering its flowers in worship is considered very auspicious. Apart from this, installing it in the house is also considered auspicious according to Vastu. With the right method of transplantation and a little care, this plant gradually takes the form of a tree. When flowers appear in clusters on it, it looks very beautiful. You can bring its plant from the nursery or can also plant its seeds. Its seeds are easily available online. It gives abundant flowers in autumn and in some places it also flowers in March-April.
Harsingar plant can be grown in a big pot or container in the terrace garden. Apart from this, if there is space and you want to plant it in the ground then it is even better, because this gives enough space for the roots to spread. So let us know the way to apply it.
Prepare the pot for the plant
If you want to plant it in the balcony or terrace garden, then take a deep and wide, big sized pot so that when the plant grows, its roots can spread properly to grow. Check whether there is a drainage space in the pot or not. An earthen pot is best for this.
Prepare soil like this
If you want to plant Harsingar plant or seeds, then take 50 percent soil according to the depth of the pot, add 30 percent cow dung manure and 10 percent sand and equal amount of coco peat in it. Fill the prepared soil in the pot. Add a little water in it, so that the soil becomes moist, but do not add too much water.
planting
How to Plant Cuttings, Saplings or Seeds
If you want to plant seeds, then make a pit of two to three inches in moist soil and plant two to three seeds at a distance of three to four inches. Cover it with polythene and keep it in a shady place. In at least 5-6 days it will germinate and leaves will start emerging. Then remove the polythene.
If you have brought a plant from a nursery, you can plant it directly in the prepared soil. Just keep in mind that the roots should be completely covered with soil, otherwise the plant starts drying up.
If you want to plant this plant from cuttings then October to March is a good time for this. While choosing its cutting, keep in mind that it should be mature, that is, a slightly old and brown colored branch is suitable. Take a 6-7 inch long branch and remove its lower leaves, then make a cut in it. Plant it at a depth of at least 3 inches, spray a little water. Keep it covered with polythene, but do not water it too much and do not keep it in direct sunlight. Its roots are formed in 4 to 6 weeks.
Take care of the plant like this
- Keep in mind that the plant should have proper drainage, pay a little more attention until it matures.
- Water the plant only when needed and do not water too much at once, otherwise the roots start rotting.
- To protect the plant from pests, fill neem oil in a spray bottle and spray it around the roots and on the entire plant.
- Keep removing the leaves that wither or start turning yellow. Even when it matures and starts becoming a tree, attention should be paid to its pruning.