Butterfly Pea Blue Seeds – Clitoria Ternatea Flowering Climber (SUMMER/ WINTER)

10 Seeds per pack.

Butterfly Pea Blue (Clitoria ternatea) is a fast-growing flowering climber known for its striking deep-blue, butterfly-shaped flowers and attractive green foliage. It is an excellent choice for trellises, fences, arches, balconies, terraces and home gardens.

This vigorous vine grows well in warm, sunny conditions and can create a beautiful natural screen when provided with proper climbing support. Its vivid blue flowers make it a highly decorative addition to ornamental and pollinator-friendly gardens.

Product Features

• Botanical name: Clitoria ternatea

• Flower colour: Deep blue

• Plant type: Flowering climber

• Growing habit: Vigorous climbing vine

• Suitable for pots, grow bags and garden beds

• Ideal for trellises, fences, arches and balcony railings

• Suitable for home gardening in warm climates

Sowing Season in Pakistan

The recommended sowing periods are:

• February to April

• September to November

For better germination, sow when the temperature remains approximately 20°C to 30°C.

How to Grow Butterfly Pea Blue from Seeds

1. Seed Preparation

Soak the seeds in normal water for approximately 8 to 12 hours before sowing. This helps soften the seed coat and may support faster germination.

2. Prepare the Growing Medium

Use a soft, fertile and well-draining soil mixture. A suitable mix may include:

• 50% garden or sandy soil

• 40% vermicompost or mature organic compost

• 10% cocopeat during warm weather

Avoid heavy, compacted or continuously wet soil.

3. Sowing Method

• Sow each seed approximately ½ to 1 inch deep.

• Place one or two seeds in each small pot or seedling section.

• Cover lightly with soil.

• Water gently after sowing.

• Keep the soil evenly moist but not waterlogged.

4. Germination

Seeds commonly germinate within approximately 7 to 21 days, depending on temperature, moisture and seed condition.

Place the container in a warm and bright location. Protect newly sown seeds from harsh afternoon sunlight and heavy rainfall.

5. Transplanting

When seedlings develop approximately 3 to 4 true leaves, carefully shift them into a larger pot, grow bag or garden bed.

For container growing, use at least a:

• 12-inch pot, or

• 12 × 12-inch grow bag

Larger containers will allow stronger root and vine development.

6. Sunlight

Provide approximately 5 to 7 hours of direct sunlight daily. Adequate sunlight supports healthy growth and flowering.

7. Climbing Support

Install a trellis, bamboo frame, wire support or garden net early. Gently guide the young vine towards the support as it grows.

8. Watering

Water when the upper layer of soil begins to dry.

• Keep young seedlings lightly moist.

• Avoid daily heavy watering.

• Ensure excess water drains freely from the container.

9. Feeding

Add vermicompost or well-decomposed compost every 3 to 4 weeks in moderate quantity. A balanced flowering-plant fertilizer may also be used according to its label instructions.

Avoid excessive nitrogen, as it may encourage leafy growth with fewer flowers.

10. Pruning and Care

• Pinch the growing tip when the plant becomes established to encourage branching.

• Remove dry, weak or damaged growth.

• Regularly guide new shoots onto the trellis.

• Check occasionally for aphids, mites, caterpillars and other common garden pests.

Important Note

Germination and plant performance depend on temperature, soil quality, moisture, sunlight and correct sowing practices. Natural variation in growth and flowering may occur.