Description of Mor Pankh Plant

Mor Pankh Plant can be described as a perennial tree which is found in every orchard. It is thought to be extremely lucky to have Morpankhi’s plants in your home. The belief is that when you have a Morpankhi plants at home then you’ll be successful with everything. This plant is ideal for the indoor setting and improves the appearance of the area around it. The natural plant is beautiful with green leaves which can thrive in dim light, or with the direct sun.

Thuja are evergreen trees that have the characteristic reddish-brown bark that is textured with strings. They have flat shoots and the side shoots are within a single plane.

The tubular flowers appear violet-colored white inside the throat with violet streaks. The flower’s throat is very hairy. Thuja are evergreen plants that grow between 10 and 200 feet (3.0 to 61.0 meters) tall. They are characterized by a stringy, brown bark that is reddish. The stems are straight and side shoots are on one plane.

Plant Specifications

Planting And Care of Mor Pankh Plant

Sunlight

• Natural sunlight direct is the best to encourage plant growth.

Soil

• The soil should be adequately drained and porosity.

Watering for Mor Pankh Plant

• Use your fingers or a small, flat stick to poke in the soil to test the amount of water.
• Apply 1 cup (Approx. 50ml) water as soon as the soil on top (3-4 inches) inside the pot is dry on the touch.
• Water should be applied in early morning or late in the evening.
• Don’t overwater your plant.
• In general ensure that the plant is well watered during summer, and decrease the amount of watering during winter and in rainy season.

Application of Fertilizer for Mor Pankh Plant

• Prior to applying fertilizer, lift the topsoil, but without damaging the root system of the plant, so that it is able to absorb the water and nutrients.
• In the growth season (January-March) Feed the plants by organic fertilizer every month.
• Make sure to apply water as soon as you have applied of fertilizer.

Mor Pankh Plant Plant Protection

• Take away dead, infected, or damaged plant elements and dispose of them off the plants.
• To treat any insect-related attack or illness, apply Neem oil, Eucalyptus oil, or Citrus sprays of oil for your first-line treatment.

Don’ts

• Avoid over-watering the plant particularly if pot is not equipped with drainage holes.
• Beware of AC Vents.
• Don’t apply water to leafy plants.

Special Feature

Gorgeous canopy. Morphankhi includes all branches and leaves all in one place.

It’s drought-resistant plants that are drought tolerant.