Thunbergia

If you love thunbergia — the cheerful climbing flower that brightens every balcony and garden fence — you are in the right place. At Vedicflora, we offer 6 handpicked thunbergia varieties at the lowest price you will ...

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If you love thunbergia — the cheerful climbing flower that brightens every balcony and garden fence — you are in the right place. At Vedicflora, we offer 6 handpicked thunbergia varieties at the lowest price you will find online. From rich blue and sunny yellow to clean white blooms, there is a thunbergia flower for every home and every space.

Why Thunbergia Is a Favourite for Indian Homes

Thunbergia is a low maintenance, fast-growing flowering plant that thrives in India's warm climate. It grows beautifully on trellises, railings, and balcony grills. Most varieties are easy to grow even for beginners. Many of our customers call it their go-to plant for instant colour with almost zero effort.

  • Fast growing — covers bare walls and fences quickly
  • Blooms for months — long flowering season in tropical climates
  • Low water needs — perfect for busy households
  • Works in pots and ground — great for balconies and garden beds
  • Attracts butterflies — adds life to your outdoor space

Our Thunbergia Collection at a Glance

We stock some of the most popular and sought-after thunbergia varieties. Each plant is carefully grown and packed before it reaches your door.

  • Blue Thunbergia Erecta Nana — compact bush form with deep blue flowers
  • White Thunbergia Erecta Alba — elegant white blooms on a neat shrub
  • Thunbergia Mysorensis — a showstopper with hanging orange-yellow clusters
  • Thunbergia Laurifolia — large violet-blue blooms, a best seller
  • Yellow Thunbergia Alata — the classic Black-eyed Susan vine in sunny yellow
  • White Thunbergia Alata — same cheerful vine in crisp white

Tips for Growing Thunbergia at Home

All our thunbergia plants grow well in full sun to partial shade. Plant them in well-drained soil and water regularly but avoid waterlogging. A simple trellis or railing is enough support for the climbing types. With a little care, your thunbergia flower will reward you with blooms from spring through autumn.

Over 18,000 gardeners search for thunbergia plants every month in India — and many of them find their way to Vedicflora for our trusted quality and lowest prices. Check your pincode on the product page to confirm delivery to your area and bring home a thunbergia today.

Frequently asked questions

Which thunbergia variety is best for a small balcony?

The Thunbergia Erecta Nana is a compact bush variety that grows well in pots and does not need much space. The Thunbergia Alata varieties also work well in hanging baskets or small containers on a balcony. Both are easy to grow and low maintenance, making them perfect for apartment gardeners.

How fast does thunbergia grow?

Thunbergia is a fast-growing plant and can grow several feet in a single season under good sunlight. Climbing varieties like Thunbergia Laurifolia and Thunbergia Mysorensis can cover a trellis or railing within a few months. Regular watering and a sunny spot will keep growth strong and steady.

Does thunbergia need direct sunlight?

Yes, most thunbergia varieties grow and flower best in full sun — at least 4 to 6 hours of direct sunlight per day. They can tolerate partial shade, but flowering may be reduced. A south-facing or west-facing balcony or garden spot is ideal for the best blooms.

Can I grow thunbergia from seeds?

Yes, thunbergia can be grown from seeds, but buying a healthy plant is faster and easier, especially for beginners. At Vedicflora, we sell ready-to-plant thunbergia so you skip the germination stage and get flowers sooner. Check our seeds collection if you prefer starting from scratch.

Is thunbergia safe for homes with pets or children?

Thunbergia is generally considered a non-toxic ornamental plant and is widely grown in home gardens across India. However, it is always a good idea to keep young children and pets from chewing on any plant leaves or stems. Place climbing varieties on a raised trellis or railing to keep them out of easy reach.