Rajnigandha or Nishigandha flowers, known as Tuberose in English, are fragrant flowers that grow as clusters of large, pristine, white blooms. Popularly used for wedding decorations and auspicious events, the flowers can add magnificence to any outdoor space and are easily found at any florist. However, it is easy to grow the plant in your home garden. Follow this guide on how to grow Rajnigandha.
nishigandha/ Rajnigandha flower plant
Watering
During the peak growing season, the plant must be provided with adequate water.
Fertiliser
The plant needs a balanced fertiliser every month when actively growing. Use any organic fertiliser. Choose an 8-8-8 fertiliser of potassium, nitrogen and phosphorus.
Sunlight
The plant should receive full sun. However, you can place the plant in a spot with light shade in very hot and dry regions.
Climate
Rajnigandha flowering plants are ideally grown in tropical, subtropical or temperate climates. The plant prefers open and sunny areas. They are commercially cultivated in warm, humid areas with an average temperature ranging from 20-30 degrees Celsius.
