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How to Prune and Propagate Night Blooming Jasmine (Raat ki Rani)

    How to Prune and Propagate Night Blooming Jasmine (Raat ki Rani) for More Flowers   Night Blooming Jasmine ( Cestrum nocturnum ) is one of those plants that can transform an ordinary balcony into a fragrant evening garden. During warm weather, its small greenish-white flowers release a powerful fragrance after sunset. However, this fast-growing shrub can become difficult to manage in a container. You may have noticed long, thin branches spreading over the balcony railing, fewer flowers than expected, or a plant that produces plenty of green leaves but very few fragrant flower clusters. Sometimes, an older Raat ki Rani looks attractive for a few weeks during its flowering season and then becomes an untidy collection of long branches. Regular pruning can help solve these problems. It encourages branching, removes damaged growth and helps maintain a compact shape. Healthy branches removed during pruning can also be used to propagate new plants through stem cuttings....

Turn Your Home Tropical: Monstera Plant Tips You Wish You Knew Earlier

Monstera Plant Care Guide: How to Successfully Grow Monstera Deliciosa Indoors Getting to Know the Monstera Plant Few houseplants command attention quite like the Monstera plant . Known scientifically as Monstera deliciosa , this tropical beauty is instantly recognisable by its dramatic foliage—broad, glossy leaves carved with natural splits and holes. These signature patterns give rise to its popular nickname, the Swiss cheese plant . Originating from the lush rainforests stretching between Mexico and Panama , Monstera thrives in warmth and humidity. Yet surprisingly, it adapts well to indoor life. With the right balance of care—light, water, and a supportive structure—it becomes a resilient and rewarding companion for both beginners and seasoned plant lovers. What Exactly Is a Monstera Plant? At its core, Monstera deliciosa is a vigorous tropical climber from the Araceae family . In the wild, it doesn’t stay grounded for long. It climbs upward, anchoring itself to trees using aeria...