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Transform your garden into an intensely fragrant, night-blooming paradise with our premium double-petal Rajnigandha bulbs.

Looking to elevate your home garden, balcony, or commercial floral arrangements with the most captivating scent in nature? Meet the Rajnigandha Double Petal (Polianthes tuberosa), also known as Tuberose. Delivered safely to your doorstep anywhere in India by Plant Roopan, these premium perennial bulbs produce concentrated spikes of pure white, waxy, fully double flowers. Famous for their intoxicating fragrance that intensifies at night, these robust bloomers are an essential addition to any Indian garden or pot collection.

Why Plant Roopan’s Rajnigandha Bulbs are a Must-Have

✨ Intensely Perfumed Night Bloomers

The Rajnigandha is legendary for its powerful, sweet fragrance. The tubular, pure white flowers feature six flaring segments (tepals) that open and release their intense perfume as the sun goes down. They are perfect for scenting a room naturally or creating a romantic evening ambiance on your patio.

🌿 Robust & Stunning Growth

Belonging to the asparagus family, this perennial tuber produces long, bright green leaves (about 1 to 1.5 feet long) clustered at the base. From this lush foliage emerges a robust, upright floral spike reaching an impressive 3 feet (up to 1.2 meters) high. The double-petal blooms themselves reach 4-6cm in diameter, making them ideal for high-end commercial floristry and home landscape use alike.

💐 The Ultimate Cut Flower

Because of their tall, sturdy stems and long-lasting freshness, Rajnigandha makes for a spectacular cut flower. Grow them effortlessly in your garden or in decorative pots, and bring the blooms indoors to fill your home with natural luxury.

Pan-India Planting & Blooming Calendar

Rajnigandha is highly adaptable to the diverse Indian climate. Whether you are planting in the warm plains of Delhi and Mumbai or the cooler hill stations of Karnataka and Himachal, these bulbs promise consistent, prolific flowering when planted at the right time.

• Lowland Zones & Plains: Plant your bulbs between February and April. You will enjoy lush flowering from July through October.

• Mountainous Regions & Hill Stations: Plant between March and May. Expect spectacular blooms from August through November.

• Bloom Time: Flowers typically emerge 90 to 120 days after planting!

Expert Care Instructions: Cultivating Your Tuberose

To get those massive, highly fragrant flower spikes, the Rajnigandha requires a sunny location and a little rich nourishment. Here is your fail-proof guide to getting the best results:

• Sunlight (Full Sun is Key): These bulbs are sun-lovers. Ensure they receive 4 to 6 hours of full, direct sunlight daily to produce strong, upright flower spikes.

• Soil Preparation: Proper soil is crucial! They require well-drained, loamy soil with a pH of 6.5-7.5. Enrich the earth with compost or leaf mold. If your garden has heavy clay soil, mix in coco peat to ensure excellent drainage.

• Planting Depth & Spacing: Plant the bulbs at a depth two to three times their height (typically 3 to 4 inches deep). Space them about 2 to 5 inches apart to allow strong root systems to establish.

• Watering Routine: Water lightly immediately after planting. During the active growing season, keep the soil consistently moist but never waterlogged. Overwatering is the leading cause of bulb rot and pests.

• Heavy Feeders (Fertilizer): Tuberose plants are heavy feeders! Apply bone meal at the time of planting and again after blooming. While actively growing, use an 8-8-8 fertilizer, or apply a low-nitrogen, high-potassium fertilizer when the shoots emerge to boost flower production.

• Pest Control: Prevent fungal diseases and pests by avoiding waterlogging. You can treat the bulbs with a mild fungicide or natural neem oil before planting as a safe preventative measure.

Post-Bloom Care & Off-Season Bulb Storage

To ensure your Rajnigandha blooms year after year, proper dormancy care is required:

1. Do Not Cut Green Leaves: After the flowers die back, avoid cutting the green foliage immediately. Reduce your watering and let the foliage naturally turn yellow. This allows the plant to send crucial energy back down into the bulb for next year’s growth.

2. Winter Rest: Tuberose requires a rest period during the winter to bloom profusely the following summer.

3. Storage (If lifting bulbs): Clean the bulbs, dry them in the shade, and store them in breathable containers with moisture absorbers at a cool 10°C–20°C. Never use sealed plastic bags or store them in humid conditions!

Ready to fill your home and garden with the most luxurious fragrance in nature? Order your premium Rajnigandha Double Petal Bulbs from Plant Roopan today and enjoy fast, secure delivery across all pin codes in India!