Description

Key characteristics of Coral Jasmine:
Botanical Name: Nyctanthes arbor-tristis.
Common Names: Parijat, Harsingar, Tree of Sorrow, Queen of the night, Night Blooming Jasmine.
Plant Type: Shrub or small tree.
Leaves: Large, attractive, rough, and hairy.
Flowers: Small, white petals with an orange-red tube in the center, fragrant, bloom at night and drop off in the morning.
Fragrance: Sweet, jasmine-like.
Blooming Period: Primarily in the winter months, though some varieties may bloom year-round.
Light: Full sun.
Water: Moderate watering.
Ideal Temperature: 16-32 degrees Celsius.
Habitat: Rocky ground, dry hillsides, and undergrowth in dry deciduous forests.
Uses: Ornamental, medicinal, and sacred in Hindu mythology (flowers used in Pooja).
Cultivation: Tropical and subtropical climates, suitable for both indoor and outdoor settings.
Height: Can grow up to 8 meters tall.