The Jacaranda or Neel Mohar, also known as Brazilian rosewood, blue jacaranda, or blue trumpet tree, is a tropical beauty renowned for its clusters of fragrant, purple, trumpet-shaped blooms. This ornamental tree is often used to beautify avenues and parks, making an excellent shade or street tree. The flowers appear in spring and early summer, lasting up to two months, and are followed by woody seed pods containing numerous flat, winged seeds.

Growing Tips:

• Jacaranda plants thrive in full sunlight areas.
• They prefer moderate climates with dry atmospheres and well-drained soils.
• These plants will grow well in areas with very heavy rainfall as long as the drainage is good.
• Planting along medium-sized roads and in private and public gardens is recommended.
• Young plants are often grown in pots for their beautiful foliage.
• The minimum distance between plants should be 8m x 8m.

Specifications:

Inside the Box:

• Neel Mohar Plant: 1-3 Feet Height
• Growing Pot (Black color): 6 Inch

(Note: The above specifications are indicative; actual dimensions may slightly vary.)

Maximum Height: Jacaranda trees can grow up to 8-12 meters in height and spread.

Flowering Season: The main flowering season is from March to July, although this may vary depending on the local climate.

Landscape Uses: Ideal for botanical gardens, as ornamental plants in gardens, in the middle of lawns, near compound walls, for line plantation, and avenue plantation.

Initial Care for 10-15 Days Just After Receiving Your Plant:

• Remove the packaging materials carefully.
• Press the soil in the pot and add additional soil (garden mix) if necessary.
• Maintain moisture in the pot, ensuring the soil is dry between watering to avoid overwatering, which can harm the plant.
• Ensure the plant gets enough morning direct bright light (2-3 hours) for 10-15 days and avoid immediate transplanting (minimum 1 month).
• You can keep the plant in the same pot for 1 month before transplanting it directly into the ground.
• Prune any damaged branches that may have occurred during transit; new leaves will grow.