Arabian Jasmine मोगरा

🌱 About the plant

A pot by an open window does more for a summer evening than any air freshener.

Growing it

Prune in January, feed in February, flower by April.

What it is for

Gajra and offerings; cuttings root in the monsoon.

🪴 How to grow

Sunlight

Four to six hours of sun

Water

Every second day

Season

Feb–Mar, Jun–Jul

Grows in

Balcony, Terrace / rooftop, Windowsill

Mature size

60–150 cm

First harvest

Flowers April to September

Prune in January, feed in February, flower by April.

🌾 Traditional uses

Traditionally used — recorded as tradition, not as established effect. The two registers below are kept separate on purpose.

Traditional knowledge

Gajra and offerings; cuttings root in the monsoon.

Scientific evidence

This record has not yet assessed the research on these uses. Absence of an assessment here is not evidence either way.

Important: Traditional plant use does not replace professional medical advice. Do not treat a condition on the strength of this page — speak to a doctor.

🐝 Ecological value

🗺️ Where it grows in India