Total Number of seeds: 15
The Aparajitha White Butterfly Pea Flower Seeds produce elegant white-colored flowers on a fast-growing creeper vine. Known botanically as Clitoria ternatea, this sacred flowering plant is deeply rooted in Indian tradition. The pure white blossoms symbolize peace, devotion, and purity, and are commonly used in daily puja rituals, temple offerings, and medicinal preparations.
This vine is an evergreen climber that thrives in hot Indian weather with very little care. It grows quickly and spreads beautifully along balcony grills, fences, gates, or trellises. The flowers not only add divine beauty but also attract bees and butterflies, making your garden lively and sacred.
Whether you are growing for spiritual use, herbal remedies, or ornamental appeal, the Aparajitha White Butterfly Pea Seeds are a perfect choice. Easy to germinate, long blooming, and highly adaptable — this is a must-have flowering climber for every Indian home garden.
Type of Seed: Climber Flower Seeds – White Aparajitha
Germination Time: 7–12 days
Hours of Sunlight Needed: 5–6 hours daily
Where to Grow: Garden borders, grow bags, balcony rails
Growing Season: Year-round (best in spring & monsoon)
Seed Sowing Depth: 1.5 cm
Ideal Climate: Warm, humid, or tropical
Bloom/Plant Height: Climbs up to 10 feet or more
Organic Fertilizer Requirements: Compost every 25 days
Life Span: Perennial with proper care
Ideal Growing Temperature: 20–35°C
Blooming/Harvesting Time: 40–50 days from sowing
Maintenance Requirements: Very low
Watering Frequency: Twice a week
Ideal Grow Bag Size: 15×15 inch with trellis support
White Aparajitha seeds can be sown in February–April and again in June–September for the best flowering. In most parts of India, including Kerala, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, and Maharashtra, this plant thrives all year with ample sunlight. You can expect flowering to begin within 6–7 weeks of sowing and continue for many months.
Use a large 15×15 inch grow bag or clay pot with vertical support. Mix red soil, compost, and river sand. Soak seeds in water overnight. Sow directly and place the pot in a full-sun location. Water gently after sowing and continue every 2–3 days.
Preparation: Soak seeds in water overnight for better germination
Sowing: Sow at 1.5 cm depth, spaced 6 inches apart
Watering: Keep soil moist but not wet
Germination: 7–12 days
Transplanting: Not needed unless started in trays
Sunlight: Needs full sun or bright partial shade
Soil: Light, fertile, and well-drained
Fertilization: Organic compost every 20–30 days
Pruning: Trim excess vines to shape and stimulate flowering
Support and Spacing: Provide a trellis, net, or railing
Pest Control: Neem oil or organic soap spray if needed
Disease Prevention: Avoid overwatering and ensure ventilation
Mulching: Helps retain soil moisture in summer
Harvesting: Collect fresh flowers daily for rituals or drying
1. Use Nutrient-Rich Fertilizers When Flowering Starts
When your flowers start to bloom, use nutrient-rich fertilizers like Organic Bone Meal Powder or Super Meal Organic Manure. These options help your plants produce bigger and brighter blooms.
2. Choose Organic Fertilizers
Opt for organic fertilizers such as Vermicompost Fertilizer or Cow Dung Manure Fertilizer to naturally boost plant health and improve soil quality.
3. Fertilize at Regular Intervals
Apply fertilizers every 20-25 days using products like Neem Cake to ensure your flowers get a steady supply of nutrients.
The Aparajitha White Butterfly Pea variety is rare and divine, with spiritual significance in many cultures. 🌼 Its pure white petals are symbolic in Hindu worship and are often used as sacred offerings. The plant also has Ayurvedic properties, being used to prepare herbal teas and natural skin treatments.
Its creeper growth covers walls and fences quickly, turning any dull space into a green floral curtain. A strong, low-maintenance vine that gives color, shade, and purpose — all in one plant.
Used in daily puja and sacred rituals
Great for balcony decoration and vertical gardening
Helps attract pollinators like butterflies 🦋
Used in Ayurvedic teas, hair oils, and natural medicine
Suitable for home gardens, schools, temples, and terraces
Soil should be well-draining — never keep roots soggy. Provide vertical support early to guide the vine. Over-fertilization leads to more leaves and fewer flowers. If grown in shade, flowering may reduce. Protect young vines from strong wind.
Problem: Slow growth
Cause: Overwatering or poor sunlight
Solution: Water less and move to a sunny spot
Problem: No flowering
Cause: Overfeeding nitrogen fertilizer
Solution: Use compost and potash instead
Problem: Drooping vines
Cause: No vertical support
Solution: Use netting, grill, or bamboo support
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Q: Can I drink tea made from white butterfly pea flowers?
Yes, though less common than blue, white petals are also used in herbal infusions.
Q: How many colors are in this pack?
Only white-flowering seeds are included. For mix color, check our Aparajitha Mix variant.
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Wasim
White flowers ka look bahut graceful tha.
Tara
Bahut sundar white flowers aaye plants se.
Harini
Healthy aur viable seeds the, germination rate high tha.
Vaidehi
Daily watering ke baad fast germination hua.
Gaurav
Organic soil me germination bahut accha hua.
Santosh
Kitchen garden me lagaya aur achhe results aaye.
Yamini
Flowers ka colour pure white aur bright tha.
Prerana
Aparajitha white butterfly pea flower seeds fresh aur genuine mile.
Indresh
Golden Hills ke seeds par hamesha bharosa hai.
Umesh
Bahut pasand aaye ye Aparajitha White Butterfly Pea flowers.