Parijatham Plant – Nyctanthes arbor-tristis (Night Jasmine)The sacred flower that blooms at night and carpets the earth by dawn. Parijatham (Nyctanthes arbor-tristis), known as Night Jasmine or Harsingar, is one of India's most beloved and spiritually significant flowering trees. Its delicate white flowers with an orange centre release an intoxicating fragrance after sunset, falling gracefully to the ground by morning — a sight and scent that evokes deep nostalgia across Kerala and India.Why Grow Parijatham? Intensely fragrant white flowers with orange centre — blooms at night Sacred and culturally significant — used in worship and Ayurvedic traditions Flowers fall naturally at dawn — creating a beautiful floral carpet Attracts butterflies and pollinators Hardy, fast-growing, and low maintenance Suitable for gardens, terraces, and large containers Plant Details Botanical Name Nyctanthes arbor-tristis Common Names Parijatham, Night Jasmine, Harsingar, Coral Jasmine, Sad Tree Family Oleaceae Plant Type Deciduous to semi-evergreen flowering shrub/small tree Growth Habit Upright, multi-branched, spreading Height 3–7 metres (manageable with pruning) Flower Colour White petals with orange-red tube Fragrance Intensely sweet, jasmine-like — strongest at night Blooming Time Night-blooming; flowers fall at dawn Sunlight Full sun to partial shade (4–6 hours) Watering Moderate — drought tolerant once established Soil Well-draining, fertile, slightly acidic potting mix Fertilizer Balanced NPK monthly; bloom booster during flowering season Container Suitable Yes — 16–20 inch pot for container growing Landscaping Use Garden specimen, fragrant hedge, courtyard tree, terrace large pot HSN Code 06029090 SKU BB-OFP-PAR-008 Country of Origin India (Kerala) Care GuideSunlight: Thrives in full sun to partial shade. At least 4–6 hours of direct sunlight daily promotes prolific flowering. Can tolerate partial shade but flowering may reduce.Watering: Water moderately. Allow the top inch of soil to dry between waterings. Once established, Parijatham is quite drought-tolerant. Avoid waterlogging — good drainage is essential.Soil: Use a well-draining, fertile potting mix with compost. Slightly acidic pH (6.0–6.5) promotes best growth and flowering.Fertilizing: Apply balanced NPK (10-10-10) monthly during the growing season. Use a bloom booster (high phosphorus) before and during the flowering phase to maximise flower production and fragrance.Pruning: Prune after the flowering season to maintain shape and encourage fresh growth. Light pruning throughout the year keeps the plant bushy and manageable.Pest & Disease GuideGenerally hardy and pest-resistant. Watch for aphids and mealybugs on new growth — treat with neem oil spray. Ensure good drainage to prevent root rot. Powdery mildew may appear in humid conditions — improve air circulation and treat with neem oil.Landscaping UsesParijatham is a classic courtyard and garden tree in Kerala homes. Plant near windows, pathways, or seating areas to enjoy the evening fragrance. Excellent as a specimen tree, fragrant hedge, or large container plant on spacious terraces. The fallen flowers create a beautiful natural floral carpet each morning.Shipping & PackagingDispatched as a healthy nursery-grown sapling in a secure grow bag. Packed with moisture-retaining media and protective cushioning for safe transit. Ships PAN India.Kerala orders: ₹80 per kg. Most plants weigh approximately 1 kg packed. Actual shipping charged by packed weight.Outside Kerala: No refund, replacement or compensation for courier damage, transit stress, delays or plant condition on arrival. Returned shipments due to unavailable customer, incorrect address, refusal, locked premises or courier non-response are non-refundable.Trust & Commercial ✓ Nursery Fresh Plants ✓ Healthy Plant Dispatch ✓ Secure Packaging ✓ Expert Growing Support ✓ WhatsApp Assistance Available ✓ Bulk Orders Welcome ✓ Landscaping Projects Supported ✓ Wholesale Supply Available ✓ Export Enquiries Welcome ✓ Contract Growing Available ✓ Private Labelling Available Subject to MOQ ✓ Commercial Quotations Available Legal DisclaimerPlants are living products and natural variation is expected. Images are representative only. Minor leaf loss, branch damage, transplant shock, colour variation, flowering variation and growth differences are not defects. The buyer/importer is solely responsible for all import permits, quarantine approvals, phytosanitary compliance, customs clearance, duties, taxes and destination-country regulations. Blueberry Botanicals may assist in obtaining export and phytosanitary documents at additional cost where available but does not guarantee customs clearance or import approval. No liability is accepted for customs rejection, seizure, delays, quarantine actions, courier damage, weather damage, plant stress, transit losses or regulatory restrictions. Maximum liability shall never exceed the original purchase value paid.Frequently Asked Questions Does Parijatham grow well in Kerala? Yes — Parijatham is well-suited to Kerala's tropical climate and is a traditional favourite in Kerala homes and gardens. When does Parijatham flower? Parijatham blooms primarily from August to December in Kerala, though it can flower at other times too. Flowers open at night and fall by morning. Can I grow Parijatham in a pot? Yes — use a large 16–20 inch pot with good drainage. It can be kept compact with regular pruning in container settings. Why are the flowers falling off? This is completely natural — Parijatham flowers fall at dawn after blooming overnight. The fallen flowers are traditionally collected for worship and decoration. Does Parijatham attract butterflies? Yes — the fragrant flowers attract butterflies, moths, and other pollinators, especially at night. What is the HSN code for Parijatham plant? HSN code 06029090 — Other live plants, cuttings and slips. Regulatory Compliance – Live PlantsThis product complies with: Plant Quarantine (Regulation of Import into India) Order, 2003 Foreign Trade (Development & Regulation) Act, 1992 Export Inspection Council (EIC) of India Guidelines Consumer Protection Act, 2019 (India) CITES Regulations (where applicable for protected species) Phytosanitary Certificate requirements as per destination country norms Agricultural & Processed Food Products Export Development Authority (APEDA) Guidelines
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