I'm a magnificent flowering vine known for my large, trumpet-shaped flowers in celestial shades of blue, white, and purple, often with delicate patterns that seem to tell divine stories!
Spiritual gardeners and flower enthusiasts adore me for my religious significance in Hinduism, breathtaking blooms, and the way I combine horticultural beauty with deep cultural meaning.
I'm perfect for trellises, temple gardens, spiritual spaces, and as a decorative climber — anywhere you want to add divine beauty and sacred energy!

I'm native to the Indian subcontinent and have been cherished in Hindu traditions for centuries, often associated with Lord Krishna's divine presence.

Keep my soil consistently moist but well-drained — I enjoy regular hydration!
Water me when the top inch of soil feels dry, typically every 2-3 days in warm weather.
I'm moderately thirsty, especially when flowering, but good drainage keeps me happy and healthy!

I thrive in full sun to partial shade — at least 4-6 hours of direct sunlight daily for the best flowering!
Morning sun with some afternoon protection is ideal in hot climates.
The more sunlight I receive, the more abundant and vibrant my divine blooms will be!

I prefer warm temperatures between 20°C and 35°C.
I'm sensitive to frost and need protection when temperatures drop below 15°C.

Choose a location with strong support for my climbing habit

Use rich, well-draining soil with good organic matter

Plant me at the same depth I was in my nursery container

Water thoroughly immediately after planting

Place me where I'll receive plenty of morning sunlight

I make a beautiful sacred arch or temple entrance when trained properly!

I can be easily propagated from stem cuttings or seeds

Feed me with balanced organic fertilizer every 3-4 weeks during the growing season.
I'm a moderate feeder — regular nutrition supports my vigorous growth and abundant flowering!
Use compost or well-rotted manure for especially beautiful spiritual blooms.

Scientific Name: [Specific to the plant commonly called Krishnakamal]

Common Names: Krishnakamal, Krishna Kamal, Blue Passion Flower

Plant Family: [Would vary by specific type]

Plant Type: Flowering Climber

I'm generally considered non-toxic to pets, making me a safe choice for spiritual gardens visited by family and furry friends alike!

I help improve air quality by absorbing carbon dioxide and releasing oxygen, while my large leaves act as natural air filters, creating a purer environment for meditation and spiritual practice!