Aparajita Light Purple Butterfly Pea Clitoria ternatea seeds pack of 10 seeds

Aparajita Light Purple plant at home

Aparajita Light Purple. The best time to plant Aparajita seeds is between March and April. Follow these steps to grow an Aparajita plant at home:

• Fill a container with a potting mix.
• Sprinkle the seeds in the potting mix.
• Make sure to leave a distance of at least 1-2 inches between seeds, to make it easier for you to pull the seedlings out while transplanting them later.
• Cover the seeds with a thin layer of potting mix before watering it thoroughly and placing the container in a spot that gets partial sunlight.
• Water it when the soil feels dry. Overwatering can cause problems.
• The germination period is usually 1-2 weeks. You will see saplings with quite a few leaves in 18-20 days. Then, you can transplant them into the final container.
• Try another color of aparajita
• Aparajita Pink

Aparajita Light Purple: How to take care of Aparajita plants at home?

If looking to plant the Aparajita legume plant, one should consider planting the seedling during the summer months, as flowers bloom till winter. One should use a big pot for planting this plant, as it starts to overgrow after a year. This plant does require too much water, as the soil has enough moisture. The plant needs five to six hours of sunlight. Soils with good water retention work best for the plant. These plants are susceptible to insects, spider mites, and aphids; hence, there is a requirement for applying sprinkler medicine. Dry branches, burned leaves, and unwanted flowers should be pruned. The plant can be pruned after a year of growth.

Aparajita Light Purple Medicinal uses of the Aparajita plant

Aparajita plant is widely popular for its numerous medicinal properties and uses. It helps in keeping blood sugar levels stable, serving as an excellent choice for diabetics. These flowers can be very helpful in treating many eye problems and improving eyesight. The Aparajita flower is also used as the main component in several Ayurvedic treatments. It is used to treat schizophrenia and other neurological disorders. Owing to its strong antibacterial and antifungal properties, the fine paste of the Aparajita plant leaf has positive effects on healing wounds.