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10. 🌼 Jasmine (Mogra / Chameli) – The Fragrant Delight
Why it’s perfect:
Who doesn’t love the sweet fragrance of mogra on summer nights?
- Sunlight: 4–6 hrs of direct sunlight
- Water: Moderate
- Care Tips: Prune after flowering to maintain bushy shape. Support may be needed.
📝 Note: A summer classic with cultural significance and mood-lifting aroma.

Also Read This :These Plants Thrive in Dry Conditions
🌞 Bonus: Tips for Successful Balcony Gardening in Indian Summers
- Use terracotta pots – they’re breathable and cooler than plastic
- Mulch the soil – dry leaves or cocopeat can prevent quick evaporation
- Water smartly – always in the early morning or after sunset
- Add neem oil spray weekly to keep bugs away naturally
- Group plants together – helps maintain humidity and shade delicate ones
🎁 Pro Tip:
Mix flowering + leafy + vertical climbers to create a lush, balanced look on your balcony.
❓ FAQ :
Q1. Which plant is best for full sun balconies in Indian summer?
A: Bougainvillea, Portulaca, and Zinnia are ideal—they love direct sun and require minimal watering.
Q2. Can I grow herbs on my balcony in summer?
A: Yes! Basil, mint, and lemongrass grow well with partial sunlight and regular watering.
Q3. How do I prevent balcony plants from drying out in summer?
A: Mulch the soil, water during cool hours, and use terracotta pots to retain moisture.














