Temple Tree Champa Cutting (1pc)

In Hinduism, Champa is considered to be one of the holiest of trees and is planted near temples. Champa is considered to be auspicious and can be planted outside your home. They are highly fragrant and bloom freely from spring through fall in multiple colors like white, yellow, pink, and red. These flowers stand out nicely amid the large-leaved foliage, which may be evergreen or deciduous, depending on the type. This plant will come in a 1-inch net pot. Please do not remove the plant from the net pot; plant it directly in a larger pot. Also, check out our workshops for more details.

SAPLING DESCRIPTION

1. Number of saplings in a net pot – 1
2. Sapling Height – 2 inches
3. Watering – when the top layer of the soil feels dry
4. Sunlight – bright direct sunlight

PLANT DESCRIPTION

1. Difficulty Level – easy
2. Full Plant Height – 10 – 25 metres
3. Flower Color – mixed
4. Type – outdoor
5. Feed – Vermicompost for nutrients every week, Seaweed once a month for greener leaves, and Epsom salt for better blooming once a month
6. Watering –  1 inch of water a week so the soil remains moist between waterings
7. Sunlight – 6 hours of sunlight regularly
8. Suitable Temperature – 69°F – 86°F

HOW TO PLANT A SAPLING

1. Take a sapling along with the net pot and choose the appropriate size of the container for your plant.
2. Seal the holes of the pot at the bottom.
3. Pour potting soil more than half of the size of the pot.
4. Then make a hole with your finger in the center of the potting soil and place your sapling along with the net pot.
5. Cover it with soil again and water thoroughly.

ALTERNATE NAME:

Botanical name: Magnolia champaca
temple tree champa cutting in hindi: champa phool ( चंपा फूल)
temple tree champa cutting in kannada: campa huvu (ಚಂಪಾ ಹೂವು)
temple tree champa cutting in tamil: campa pu (சம்பா பூ)
temple tree champa cutting in telugu: campa puvvu (చంపా పువ్వు)
temple tree champa cutting in marathi: campa phula (चंपा फुल)
temple tree champa cutting in malayalam: campappu (ചാമ്പപ്പൂ)
Other names: Plumeria rubra, chafa, chappan, chapa, chapan