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Buy Flowering Plants Online India From Plant Store

Shop the largest collection of flower plants, from imported Dutch tulip bulbs and exotic cymbidium orchids to lotus tubers, dahlias, asiatic lilies, and 300+ more varieties. Perfect for beginners and experts alike, with safe delivery and planting guides across India.

Best Flowering Plants by Season: India Growing Guide

Choosing the right variety for the right season dramatically improves blooming success in Indian conditions.

Winter (October–February): Dutch Tulips, Hyacinth, Daffodils, Calla Lily. Pre-chill bulbs for 4–6 weeks before planting; ideal for north India and hill stations.

Summer (March–June): Agapanthus, Amaryllis, Day Lily, Asiatic Lily, Dahlia. Heat-tolerant varieties needing full sun and morning watering.

Monsoon & All-Season (July–October, year-round): Rain Lily, Lotus Tubers, Shampoo Ginger, Cymbidium Orchid, Anthurium, Brahma Kamal. Thrive in humidity with low maintenance.

Flowering Plants for Specific Needs

Fragrant picks include Rajnigandha and Hyacinth; pollinator-friendly options include Asiatic Lily and Agapanthus; Brahma Kamal and Lotus Tubers hold Vastu significance; Shampoo Ginger offers Ayurvedic benefits; and Anthurium or Orchids make great gifts.

About Our Flowering Plant Collection

We stock many varieties of flowering bulbs, tubers, and plants sourced from trusted growers in the Netherlands, Thailand, Japan, and across India. Each variety is selected for its adaptability to Indian growing conditions, whether you live in coastal Chennai, humid Mumbai, the plains of Delhi, or the cooler hills of Shimla. Our team of horticulturists verifies every batch before dispatch to ensure you receive healthy, viable planting material. With 600+ verified customer reviews and years of experience in online plant retail, we are committed to helping every Indian gardener grow beautiful, blooming spaces.

Flowering— FAQs

Are orchids difficult to grow?

Orchids are easier to maintain once their basic requirements are understood. The most important factors are bright filtered light, airflow, correct watering and a suitable growing medium.

How often should orchids be watered?

Watering depends on the orchid variety, weather and growing medium. Allow the medium to approach dryness before watering again rather than keeping it constantly wet.

Can orchids be grown indoors?

Yes. Many orchids grow well indoors near a bright window with indirect or filtered sunlight and good ventilation.

What potting medium should I use for orchids?

Most orchids require an airy medium such as bark, charcoal or other orchid-specific substrates rather than dense garden soil.

Why isn't my orchid flowering again?

Insufficient light is a common reason, although maturity, nutrition, temperature and the orchid's natural flowering season also play a role.

Should I cut the flower spike after the flowers fall?

It depends on the orchid variety and condition of the spike. A completely dry or brown spike can generally be removed, while a healthy green spike may still have active nodes.