| Attribute | Information |
|---|---|
| Seasons | Spring |
| Soil Requirement | It grows best in well-drained but moist soils that are rich in compost. Keep the soil moist, but do not let water accumulate. |
| Environment | It can grow in full sun or partial shade but becomes weak in deep shade. |
| Watering | Chinese violet requires moisture in the soil during the summer, while in winter, also water two times daily and do not let the soil dry. |
Chinese Violet
₨600 – ₨780
- Scientific Name:Asystasia Gangetica
- Common Name:Creeping foxglove, Ganges primrose, Chinese violet, and coromandel
- Description:The Chinese violet is a fast-growing perennial climber that forms sprawling mats. It normally grows to 1 meter high. However, if climbing over vegetation, it can reach 3 meters in height. Vines may die back after releasing their seeds. It has weak, hairy stems. Simple, dark green leaves are present. In the spring and summer, it produces a cream-colored flower with purple tessellations on the palate (lower petal of the corolla).
- Uses:It can be used as a mass planting under large trees and borders in full sun, semi-shade or full shade. Its flowers are edible and often used in salads. Its fresh leaves are used to make tea. It is a good climber as a house plant and also as a creeper in the garden.
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