Apsara is a gorgeous flower plant that is very famous due to the fact that it contains the best fine and elegant flowers. Rain Lily Apsara belongs to the family of Zephyranthes and is popular in cross breeders. If grown in India, its growth receives the maximum amount of support due to the good climate of the country.

Number of bulbs	1
Sowoing month	Feb to Oct
Blloming month	During rainy season
Sowing Tmperature	Above 25C
Sun	Full Sun

Rain Lily Apsara is high humidity tolerant and warm-season. It can tolerate temperatures between 20°C and 35°C, which is within the tolerance limit of most of India. Interestingly, flowering during monsoon rains because rainwater will induce new blooms to open.

Apsara prefers soils that drain well. Sandy and loamy soil combination is the best since water cannot pass around roots. Although Apsara can withstand drought, water is preferable for its optimal health. Do not overwater, however, since it will lead to root rot.

Rain Lily Apsara is a sun-loving plant. It requires minimum 4 to 6 hours of direct sun each day. But when the weather becomes too hot in summers, shade can be given in between, otherwise it is okay to be under direct sun the whole day long. It is cultivated mostly by gardeners where it receives sun in the morning and afternoon shade.

It flowers throughout the year, i.e., after rain. Tiny, short-lasting silk-like blooms for a couple of days and provide a bright and beautiful look to any garden. Periodic organic compost feeding or any fertilizer for it to grow is normal. Deadheading also encourages fresh flower development.

Rain Lily Apsara is pest-free in general. Snails and aphids are occasional pests. Neem oil spraying or the application of soft insecticides repels them. Proper drainage keeps the plant free from fungal attack and ensures the health of the plant.Mraigold inca orange good companion

Rain Lily Apsara bulbs best to plant during June July. Plant 2-3 inches deep and 4-5 inches apart so that there will be space reserved for growth.

Rain Lily is a beautiful and easy-to-maintain plant that thrives in the Indian climate. If well taken care of, it produces beautiful flowers each time it rains.