Lilac Aparajita Flower Seeds (Clitoria Ternatea)

₹ 99.00

₹ 199.00 ₹ 99.00

Introduce a rare pastel elegance to your vertical garden with our Lilac Aparajita seeds. This unique cultivar offers the classic, vigorous climbing habit of the Butterfly Pea but with breathtaking flowers in a soft, misty lilac hue. It is a more subtle and sophisticated variation of the traditional deep blue.

Perfectly suited for the Indian climate, this perennial climber is a fast grower that provides year-round foliage and seasonal flushes of lavender-toned blooms. Whether you're growing it for its ornamental beauty or its traditional Ayurvedic uses, the Lilac Aparajita is a standout choice for any collector.

💜 Rare Pastel Variety Lilac Aparajita is significantly rarer than the common blue or white varieties. To ensure the best results, we recommend starting these seeds in a controlled nursery environment before transplanting them into full sunlight.

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Light

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Loves bright, direct sun. For the most vibrant lilac color, provide at least 6 hours of sunlight daily. It can handle partial shade, but fewer flowers will be produced. Protect young seedlings from harsh, direct midday heat until they are well-established.

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Watering

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Keep the soil consistently moist but never soggy. Check the soil daily, especially for container-grown plants. Once established, the vine is moderately drought-tolerant, but regular watering at the base keeps the blooms coming.

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Soil & Sowing

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Sow seeds 0.5 to 1 inch deep in a well-draining potting mix rich in organic matter. Pre-soaking seeds in water for 12 hours is highly recommended to improve germination speed. Ensure your pot or garden bed has excellent drainage.

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Feeding & Fertilization

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Aparajita is a nitrogen-fixing legume. Avoid high-nitrogen chemical fertilizers. Instead, use an organic phosphorus-rich feed or a handful of vermicompost every month to encourage more flower buds over foliage.

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Pruning & Training

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Provide a trellis, fence, or string support early on. Pinch off the growing tips when the plant is about a foot tall to promote a fuller, bushier vine. Pruning back dead or yellowing stems in early spring helps rejuvenate the plant.

⚠️ Common Growing Issues

Seedlings Damping Off

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This is usually caused by excessive moisture and poor airflow. Ensure your seed-starting mix is well-draining and that seedlings are in a well-ventilated spot.

Yellowing Lower Leaves

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Often a sign of overwatering. Let the top layer of soil dry out slightly before the next watering session. It can also indicate the plant is root-bound if in a small pot.

📋 Plant Specifications

Botanical Name	Clitoria ternatea (Lilac)
Common Name	Lilac Butterfly Pea, Lavender Aparajita
Flower Color	Soft Lilac / Lavender
Fragrance	None
Plant Type	Perennial Climber
Germination Rate	High (7 to 14 days)
Toxicity	Non-toxic; Flowers are edible