YUVIKA Aak ka Phool – Aakh Phool – Madar – Calotropis Procera (200 Grams) – Fast UK Delivery

This plant frequently develops into a large shrub, sometimes growing tall enough to resemble a small tree, and produces cLustres of glossy white or lavender flowers. Each blossom features five pointed petals and a delicate “crown” in the centre that shields the stamens. The plant has oval-shaped, light green leaves and stems filled with milky sap. Since the flowers last a long time, they are a favourite choice for Thai floral displays. In the past, Queen Liliuokalani of Hawaii favoured these blooms as a symbol of royalty and often wore them in leis. Throughout India, these plants are commonly found planted around temple grounds. When the plant’s fruit-a follicle-dries out, it opens to release seeds that are dispersed by the wind. These seeds, which feature a tuft of hair resembling a tiny parachute, often entertain children who enjoy blowing on them to watch them drift through the air. Additionally, the plant serves as a vital habitat for many different butterflies and insects.