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Champa Tree White - 10" Grow bag

Champa Tree White - 10" Grow bag

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  • Intensely fragrant flowers
  • Sacred temple tree
  • Source of champaca attar
  • Evergreen glossy foliage
  • Attracts pollinators
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Champa (Magnolia champaca), formerly Michelia champaca, is a tall evergreen tree prized across India for its richly fragrant golden-orange flowers. The glossy lance-shaped leaves form a dense, upright crown, while the blooms appear chiefly through the warmer and monsoon months, perfuming the air at dawn and dusk. Sacred in Hindu and Buddhist tradition, the flowers are used in garlands, temple offerings and to make the famous champaca attar. Native to the Indian subcontinent and Southeast Asia, it suits tropical and subtropical gardens, growing into a handsome specimen or shade tree in deep, moist, well-drained soil.

Specifications

Family Magnoliaceae
Native region Indian subcontinent and Southeast Asia
Mature height 10-20 m
Mature spread 5-8 m
Growth rate Moderate
Foliage Glossy evergreen lance-shaped leaves
Flower colour Golden-orange to yellow
Flower season Spring to monsoon
Climate zone Tropical and subtropical

Care guide

Sunlight Full sun to partial shade
Watering Regular; keep soil evenly moist, avoid waterlogging
Soil / mix Deep, rich, well-drained loamy soil
Temperature 18-38 C; protect from frost
Humidity Moderate to high
Fertilizer Organic manure plus balanced NPK during growth
Pruning Light pruning to shape after flowering
Repotting Best in ground; repot young pot plants yearly
Propagation Seeds, air-layering and grafting
Pests & problems Watch for scale, aphids and leaf-eating caterpillars
Toxicity / safety Generally non-toxic; flowers used traditionally
Difficulty Easy to moderate

Uses

Grown for its intensely fragrant flowers used in garlands, worship, perfumery and attar. Also planted as an ornamental shade and avenue tree.

Growing tips

Plant in a sheltered, sunny spot with rich, moist soil and mulch the base. In North India protect young trees from winter frost and dry winds for best flowering.

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Frequently asked questions

How often should I water a Champa tree?
Keep the soil evenly moist, watering 2-3 times a week in dry weather and more in summer. Avoid waterlogging, which can rot the roots.
How much sunlight does Champa need?
It flowers best in full sun but tolerates partial shade. Aim for at least 5-6 hours of direct light a day for abundant blooms.
Is the Champa tree safe for pets?
Champa flowers are generally non-toxic and widely used in worship, but it is best to discourage pets from chewing leaves or bark.
Can Champa be grown in a pot?
Young plants grow well in large containers for a few years, but for good size and flowering it should eventually be planted in the ground.
How is Champa propagated?
It is propagated by seeds, air-layering and grafting. Air-layering and grafting give faster, more reliable flowering than seed.
What common problems affect Champa?
Scale insects, aphids and leaf-eating caterpillars can appear. Treat with neem oil or mild insecticide and keep the tree well nourished.
When does the Champa tree bloom?
It flowers mainly from spring through the monsoon, with peak fragrance in the warm, humid months, releasing scent at dawn and dusk.
Is Champa an indoor or outdoor plant?
It is an outdoor tree needing full light and space. It is not suited to long-term indoor culture.
Is any part of Champa poisonous?
No part is considered seriously poisonous; the flowers are traditionally used in food flavouring, perfume and worship.
What fertilizer is best for Champa?
Feed with organic manure or compost plus a balanced NPK fertilizer during the growing season to encourage healthy growth and flowering.

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