Desi Gulab Plant – Scented Desi Rose Plant in 5″ Inch Pot

Desi Gulab Plant – Scented Desi Rose Plant
Desi Gulab, also known as the Indian heritage rose, is celebrated for its richly fragrant, layered pink flowers and its timeless appeal in traditional gardens. It’s a hardy, sun-loving shrub that produces beautiful, aromatic blooms ideal for garlands, religious offerings, and natural rose water.
What You’ll Receive
Plant Height: 18–24 inches (including the grow pot)Pot Size: 5–6 inch grow pot with proper drainageSoil Type: Rich, well-draining soil mix with compost
Care Tips
Light: Requires 4–6 hours of direct sunlight dailyWatering: Water regularly but avoid waterlogging; allow topsoil to dry slightly between wateringTemperature: Grows best in 15–30°CFertilizer: Apply organic compost or rose-specific fertilizer every 3–4 weeks during growing seasonPruning: Prune spent blooms and weak branches to encourage new flowering
Key Features
Common Name: Desi Gulab, Indian Rose, Gawathi GulaabHighly Fragrant: Fills the air with a sweet, traditional rose scentAttracts Pollinators: Loved by bees and butterfliesMedicinal Uses: Used in Ayurveda for skincare and wellnessMulti-Purpose: Great for bouquets, garlands, and rosewater extraction
Placement Suggestions
Ideal for balcony gardens, terrace planters, sunny verandahs, or traditional landscapes. Can also be grown in larger pots or open ground.
Common Diseases and Precautions
Powdery Mildew: Ensure good air circulation and apply organic fungicide if neededAphids & Mites: Spray neem oil or soapy water weeklyYellowing Leaves: Often due to poor drainage or overwatering
Common Questions & Answers
Q: Is this rose suitable for making rose water?A: Yes, the Desi Gulab’s fragrance makes it excellent for natural rose water and home remedies.Q: Does it bloom all year round?A: It blooms best from spring to early winter, with the heaviest flowering in cool months.Q: Can I grow this plant in a container?A: Absolutely. Use a medium to large pot with good drainage and rich soil.Q: How often should I prune Desi Gulab?A: Light pruning can be done regularly to remove dead blooms; hard pruning is best done in late winter.
Buy now Desi Gulab Plant and enjoy the timeless beauty and fragrance of this traditional Indian rose in your garden!