Ganesha vine / Snail vine (Vigna speciosa) Rare Flowering Live Plant

🌿 Ganesha Vine / Snail Vine (Vigna speciosa) Rare Flowering Live Plant

Transform your garden into a heavenly retreat with the Ganesha Vine (Vigna speciosa), also known as Snail Vine, Corkscrew Vine, or Snail Creeper. Famous for its unique spiral-shaped, fragrant blooms, this fast-growing climber is not only a visual delight but also holds spiritual symbolism, with flowers resembling the divine trunk of Lord Ganesha.

✨ Key Features

Exotic Spiral Blooms – Purple and white snail-like flowers that bloom in clusters, offering a rare and exotic look.

Fragrant & Pollinator-Friendly – Sweetly scented flowers attract bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds, enhancing biodiversity.

Fast-Growing Climber – Quickly covers trellises, pergolas, fences, and balcony railings, creating lush green privacy screens.

Low-Maintenance & Hardy – Drought-tolerant and well-suited for Indian climates, making it easy for beginners and experts alike.

Positive Energy Plant – Revered for its beauty and symbolism, believed to bring good luck and serenity to your home.

🌸 Flowering & Growth

Bloom Time: Flowers throughout the year.
Height: Can grow 15–20 feet with proper support.
Foliage: Elegant trifoliate green leaves for a striking backdrop to the blooms.
Fragrance: Sweet, mild, and intoxicating – perfect for evening gardens.

☘️ Care Guide

Sunlight: Full sun to partial shade (6+ hours of direct light ideal).
Watering: Keep soil moist but not waterlogged. Reduce watering in winter.
Soil: Well-drained, fertile soil with organic compost.
Fertiliser: Use organic fertilisers like bone meal, Epsom salt, or vermicompost every 3–4 weeks for best flowering.
Pruning: Trim after flowering to maintain shape and encourage more blooms.
Support: Provide a trellis, fence, or pergola for healthy growth.

🌿 Landscaping & Uses

✔ Perfect for vertical gardening, balcony railings, patio covers, and archways.
✔ Creates a natural privacy screen with lush greenery and spiral blooms.
✔ Adds a spiritual and ornamental touch to Indian homes and gardens.