Hazari Mogra Flower Healthy Plant

Hazari Mogra (also called Arabian Jasmine / Jasminum sambac – double variety) is easy to grow if you give it sun, regular pruning, and feeding.

🌞 Sunlight

• Needs full sun to partial sun
• 5–6 hours of direct sunlight daily = more flowers
• Too much shade = lots of leaves, few flowers

🌱 Soil

• Soil should be well-drained but fertile
• Best mix for pots:
  • Garden soil – 40%
  • Compost or vermicompost – 30%
  • Sand or cocopeat – 30%
• Soil pH: slightly acidic to neutral

🪴 Pot & Planting

• Use a 10–12 inch pot minimum
• Must have drainage holes
• For ground planting, choose a sunny spot with loose soil

💧 Watering

• Water when the top soil feels dry
• Summer: 2–3 times a week
• Winter: once a week
• Avoid waterlogging (roots rot easily)

🌼 Fertilizer (Very Important for Flowers)

Feed every 15–20 days:

• Vermicompost / cow dung compost
• Mustard cake liquid (once a month)
• Banana peel liquid or rose feed
• Optional: NPK 10-26-26 once a month for heavy flowering

✂️ Pruning (Key for Hazari Mogra)

• Prune after flowering season or in early spring
• Cut long, woody branches
• Regular pruning = more side branches = more flowers

🌡️ Temperature

• Ideal range: 20–35°C
• Protect from extreme cold or frost
• Grows well in Indian climate

🐛 Pests & Diseases

• Common pests: aphids, whiteflies, mealybugs
• Spray neem oil (2–3 ml per liter) every 10–15 days
• Yellow leaves → overwatering or nutrient deficiency

🌸 Flowering Tips (Pro Tips)

✔️ Don’t overwater
✔️ Keep in sunlight
✔️ Regular pruning
✔️ Feed potassium-rich fertilizer
✔️ Slight root-bound plant flowers better

🌿 Propagation

• Best by stem cutting
• Take 5–6 inch semi-hard cutting
• Plant in sand + cocopeat mix
• Roots form in 3–4 weeks