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Help needed to grow mogra plant
June 5, 2012
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Bhagirathi
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Hello,

I am a newbie in the filed of gradening, two weeks back I purchased a mogra plant, when i purchased there were two buds, which bloomed and after that there no change , the plant has not grown, i get sunlight in my balcony only in the mornings. does morgra plant need more sunlight? i water when the soil has become dry. how should i care for my mogra plant so that it grows well

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June 9, 2012
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It needs good amount of sunlight. Also removing the spent flowers and removeing some of the old leaves will encourage new growth and hence new flowers. but remember, good sunlight is must.

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August 27, 2012
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The same was happening with my Mogra, when I bought it from the Nursery it had a good number of buds. They bloomed well and now no new leaves are growing.

 

I attribute this to not much sunlight as the weather around here is too muggy, humid and cloudy.

Hopefully sunlight brings a new life in the plant.

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February 22, 2013
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Yes sunlight is necessary for plant growth, It is the essential need of plant without sunlight they will not be able to make their food. You can use coco peat with your soil, it increases soil productivity and increases plant growth.

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