[Tmdl.edu.vn] As per Vastu, Aparajita is an auspicious plant which should be grown in north, east, or northeast direction. The plant eliminates negative energies and brings happiness. Here’s all you need to know.

Vastu Shastra are ancient texts on the Indian system of architecture, which explain the design, layout, measurements, ground preparations, space arrangement, and spatial geometry. The designs aim to integrate with nature. In today’s world, many use Vastu Shastra as guidance with projects though not rigidly. Vastu Shastra suggests alternative layouts for various rooms and buildings but does not mandate a compulsory set structure. There is also structure in Vastu Shastra regarding plants when setting up a garden or keeping plants at home. 

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What is Aparajita plant? 

Termed Clitoria ternatea in English, this plant is revered as a holy flower in India. They are especially used in daily prayers. The Aparajita plant is a vigorous, creeping legume plant, and the base of the plant may be five metre long. This is a protein-rich plant that can be grown at a relatively low cost. The Aparajita plant is valued as a pasture legume as livestock prefer it over other plants. It is a nitrogen-fixing legume plant and a cover crop in coconut and rubber plantations. The plant grows fast during the summer months and survives better in 19-28 degrees Celsius weather, where annual rainfall ranges from 700mm to 1500mm. 

Aparajita plant: Quick facts 

Distribution 

This plant may have originated in Latin America or Asia but is now naturalised in semi-arid and sub-humid tropics of Asia, Africa, and Australia. The Aparajita plant is found in grassland, bush, open woodland, vegetation, and disturbed areas. It grows at an altitude of 1600-1800m. The plant has a low tolerance for flooding or waterlogging. The plant can grow in various soils, but shallow, heavy clay, and sodic soils suit best. 

Vastu for Aparajita Plant

Planting the Aparajit plant in one’s home brings happiness and prosperity. The direction in which the plant is planted at home is crucial. Planting this legume plant in the north, east, or northeast direction is promising. These specified directions are considered to be initiation by god due to prosperity and happiness in one’s home.

Additionally, placing this plant on the right side of the main door is auspicious by setting it in a pot. The Aparajita plant should be planted on a Thursday or Friday. Thursday is dedicated to Lord Vishnu, and Friday is to Lord Lakshmi. By planting an Aparajita plant, one gets rid of money-related issues. This blue-flowered plant welcomes wealth into one’s home. As this vine plant grows, so do happiness and prosperity.

Aparajita plant benefits 

There are a handful of benefits:

• Negative energy ends: Negative energy diminishes by planting the Aparajita plant.
• Wealth is attracted: The hard work to become wealthy is booming, and this plant enhances wealth if planted at home.
• Intelligence becomes sharp: Family members who secure this plant at home become more intelligent. They are also more perceptive thinkers.
• Removes Shani Dosh: Shani Dosh is when a person experiences business or health problems. Having this plant in one’s home relieves such suffering. 

How to take care of Aparajita plants at home?

If looking to plant this legume Aparajita plant, one should consider planting the seedling during the summer months as flowers bloom till winter. One should use a big pot for planting this plant as it starts to overgrow after a year. This plant does require too much water as the soil has enough moisture. The plant needs five to six hours of sunlight. Soils with good water retention work best for the plant. These plants are susceptible to insects, spider mites, and aphids; hence, there is a requirement for applying for sprinkler medicine. Dry branches, burned leaves, and unwanted flowers should be pruned. The plant can be pruned after a year of growth.

Conclusion

It is known that plants and flowers add beauty to homes. Plants compatible with Vastu Shastra’s theories can do wonders for homes. However, the right Vastu plants help avail the maximum benefits. If placed incorrectly and Vastu principles are not complied with, then inauspiciousness can spread within a home. Some trees emit negative energy that can adversely affect humans. Planting Vastu Shastra-compatible plants can bring prosperity and good luck.

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