Description
The Shami plant (Prosopis cineraria) is a revered and symbolic tree in Indian culture, known for its spiritual significance, drought resistance, and hardy nature. Grown in a nursery grow bag, this young Shami sapling is a great addition to your home garden, balcony, or puja corner.
Considered auspicious in many Indian traditions, especially during Dussehra and Navratri, the Shami plant symbolises strength, humility, and good fortune. It is believed to bring peace and protection when placed near the entrance of homes or in temples. Its feathery, slender leaves and strong, woody stem reflect resilience even in tough climates.
This native tree species thrives in hot, dry conditions and needs very little watering once established. Even as a small plant, it grows steadily into a strong and shade-giving tree, ideal for those who want to grow something long-lasting, sacred, and low-maintenance.
Product Specifications
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Plant Name | Shami (Prosopis cineraria) |
| Common Names | Shami, Khejri, Vanni |
| Plant Height | Small sapling in nursery bag |
| Pot Type | Nursery grow bag |
| Leaf Shape | Small, thin, feathery |
| Light Requirement | Full sun |
| Watering | Low – drought-tolerant once established |
| Maintenance | Very low |
| Ideal For | Home gardens, temples, puja use, gifting |
| Cultural Use | Highly sacred during Dussehra & rituals |
Growing Tips
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Keep in full sun for healthy growth
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Water only when soil becomes fully dry
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Avoid overwatering—plant prefers dry soil
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Can be repotted into open ground as it grows
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Great for vastu and traditional garden layouts
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