Planting Life

Introduction: The scientific name of Mogra is Jasminum sambac. It belongs to the family Oleaceae. Although native to India, it is commonly known as Arabian Jasmine. It is the double flowering types that are known as Motiya or Mogra in India. Mogra is a highly fragrant flower that is prized. Mogra is the national plant of the Philippines and one of the three national plants of Indonesia. The floral aroma is used in China to scent jasmine teas. The plant begins to flower the second year onwards after planting. The flowers are harvested in the bud stage either in the evening or early in the morning by handpicking. Flower buds are used for garland making, adorning hair, worshipping, decoration, and extraction of perfume. Soil & Climate: Both soil and climate of an ecosystem are the important factors that determine about success or failure of Mogra plant. Mogra plant requires well-drained soil with plenty of organic fertilizer. Good soil composition is a success of better ...

Introduction: Money Plant also known as Golden Pothos/ Devil's Ivy or Devil's  Vine . It is called Devil’s Ivy or Devil Vine because it is almost impossible to kill and it stays green even when kept in the dark. Money Plants can easily be grown in pots, containers, indoors, outdoors, on the terrace, in the balcony or in the kitchen. Mostly in India, it is believed having Money Plant at home brings many benefits such as good luck, wealth, happiness and prosperity. It is sometimes mistakenly labelled as a Philodendron in plant stores. Soil & Climate: Money Plant can be easily grown in water or soil. Money Plant can also be grown with jellies in the pot. Jellies are capable to store water for a long time. Ideal soil mixture: 50% Gardening Soil, 40% Cocopeat and 10% Compost. Money Plant should be kept at room temperature at around 15’C to 24’C. This will give it the most optimum conditions to grow. Fertilizer: One can provide fertilizer to plant once a month while waterin...