Multiflora Guldaudi or Guldavari or Chrysanthemum Flower Plant ( Saplings) 12 pcs Combo

Heritage & Background:

Originated in East Asia, but now as desi as chai and samosas.
Multiflora guldavari flower plant is THE classic choice for balconies, terraces, and patios from Srinagar to Kochi.
Decorative cousins bring dramatic petal shapes—spiders, quills, and those perfect button blooms

What’s in the box:

6 pcs multiflora chrysanthemum flower plant saplings.
6 pcs decorative chrysanthemum saplings.

Growth habit: Forms a dense, dome-like shape – super bushy (enough to spread out and fill a 6-inch pot) and hits 25 to 35 cm in height, one plant in one pot will be perfect – no crowding is needed.

Key Features and Benefits:

Festival Ready Blooms: Firecracker bloom counts up to 250–300 buds per multiflora guldavari flower plant, creating a living bouquet that lasts 4–6 weeks.
Colours That Pop: Maroons, saffrons, sunset oranges, bridal whites, and funky two-tones.
Symbolism & Tradition: In Vedic culture, the multiflora guldaudi flower plant is all about joy, luck, and long life, ideal for Diwali rangolis, Navratri pooja thalis, and wedding mandap garlands.
Effortless Maintenance: Forgiving if you forget a watering or two (we’ve all been there)
Natural Air Purifier: NASA’s stamp of approval: chrysanthemums filter benzene and formaldehyde – breathe easy, even in that typical Delhi smog.
Value for Money: Swap pricey, short-lived bouquets for living plants that keep blooming year after year (One combo = 12 spaces refreshed).

How to care for the plant:

Sunlight: Loves 4–6 hours of soft morning sun but needs a break from the harsh afternoon rays in May–June, when you should probably move to shade if possible.
Watering: Check the top inch of soil with your finger – Water only if it’s dry; Yellow leaves mean you’re overdoing it.
Pest Control: Neem oil spray once a month keeps aphids and mites away and yes, Sulphur dust for the rare powdery mildew drama.
Soil: A loose, well‑draining mix (two parts garden soil: one part cocopeat: one part compost) prevents soggy roots.
Feeding: Apply a balanced NPK flowering fertiliser or diluted panchagavya every 3–4 weeks from July to November for unstoppable bud formation.
Pruning & Pinching: Nip the growing tips of each multiflora chrysanthemum flower plant in early monsoon to encourage side shoots and a fuller dome. Deadhead faded blooms – more flowers, less mess

Flowering & Seasonal Highlights:

Peak Show is on the time of October to January, the typical festival season. From Dusshera to New Year, the Multiflora guldaudi flower plant is literally made for the party.
Longer Flowering in Mild Climates: Coastal and southern India? Enjoy blooms right into February.
Evergreen Appeal: When not flowering, lush green leaves keep your space looking fresh.
Cut Flower Power: Snip a stem and it’ll last 14–20 days in a vase—outlasting roses and marigolds by a mile.

Ideal Placement

North/East Facing Balconies: Bright morning sun, afternoon chill-out, just what they need for max blooms.
Entryways & Porches: Group three for a welcoming, festive touch—especially in a wide urlī for weddings or griha-pravesh.
Living Room Windows: Doesn’t crowd your space, frames jali windows perfectly.
Pooja Room Corners: Symbolic, handy for daily aarti.
Office Desk or Study: Small but mighty—cleans air and boosts mood (Zoom calls just got prettier)

Pro Tips & Extras

Create DIY Colour Palettes: Reds & oranges for Diwali vibes – Pinks & whites for subtle, sangeet-ready pastels.
Propagate Like a Pro: Divide root balls after year two, or root tip cuttings in April—grow your own forever without spending more.
Eco-friendly Gifting: Skip the mithai, gift a jute-wrapped sapling—lasts longer, impresses everyone, and it’s way more sustainable.

Why Choose This Combo?

Fully nursery-hardened, pesticide-free, and shipped with care
Get a perfect mix of multiflora chrysanthemum flower plant and decorative varieties
Perfect for every Indian festival, occasion, or just because you love a good bloom
Loved for their longevity, air-purifying powers, and instant festive appeal
Honestly, if you want to add some desi charm with zero hassle, this multiflora guldaudi flower plant combo is the best bet. Snag this 12-piece combo and get twelve reasons to be happy and cheerful all the time!

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q. What’s in the combo?
A. 6 multiflora chrysanthemum and 6 decorative multiflora guldavari saplings — a colourful mix for your home or garden.
Q. Will they grow well in India?
A.Yes! These multiflora guldaudi plants love Indian weather (15°C–32°C) and thrive with minimal care.
Q. When do they bloom best?
A. From October to January. Plant in July–September for lush festive-season flowers.