Tips For Planting Mogra At Home

Summer months require more watering for Mogra flowers, especially when the top layer is dry, but avoid over-flooding to prevent root rotting.

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Mogra plants thrive in fertile, slightly acidic soil with well-draining, loamy soil and well-decomposed cow dung, providing the perfect conditions for optimal growth.

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Mogra blooms require bright, sunny days, but continuous sun exposure can kill the plant. Choose a location with half-day sunlight.

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After stopping watering the plant, it will begin to shed its leaves, and if this doesn't happen, all leaves should be manually removed.

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Mogra plants require partial to full sunlight, so their ideal location can be indoors with a sunny window or outdoors with favorable garden conditions.

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Mogra plants require 3-4 fertilizations per year for fast growth, with a light dosage of phosphorus-rich fertilizer for more blooms and better quality flowers.

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Mogra, a tropical plant native to Asia, thrives in warm weather, with ideal temperatures ranging from 22 degrees Celsius to 26 degrees Celsius.

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