Butterfly Pea Blue Clitoria ternatea flowering climber with deep-blue butterfly-shaped flowers growing on a trellis – summer and winter flower seeds in Pakistan
Butterfly Pea Blue Clitoria ternatea flowering climber with deep-blue butterfly-shaped flowers growing on a trellis – summer and winter flower seeds in Pakistan
Butterfly Pea Blue Clitoria ternatea flowering climber with deep-blue butterfly-shaped flowers growing on a trellis – summer and winter flower seeds in Pakistan
Butterfly Pea Blue Clitoria ternatea flowering climber with deep-blue butterfly-shaped flowers growing on a trellis – summer and winter flower seeds in Pakistan

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

Rs.115.00
Rs.115.00

Pack Size: 10 seeds per pack.

Grow the beautiful Butterfly Pea Blue (Clitoria ternatea), a vigorous flowering climber famous for its striking deep blue, butterfly-shaped flowers and attractive green foliage.

This fast-growing vine is excellent for trellises, fences, arches, balcony railings, terraces and vertical garden displays.

Once established, Butterfly Pea can develop into a lush flowering climber and provide attractive natural screening when supplied with proper support.

Its remarkable blue flowers are also traditionally used as a natural colour for teas, beverages and foods.

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Best Sowing Season: February - April & September - November

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Butterfly Pea Blue Clitoria ternatea flowering climber with deep-blue butterfly-shaped flowers growing on a trellis – summer and winter flower seeds in Pakistan

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

Rs.115.00

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

Rs.115.00

Butterfly Pea is a tropical perennial flowering vine valued for its:

  • Deep blue flowers
  • Butterfly / pea-shaped blooms
  • Fast climbing growth
  • Attractive green foliage
  • Long flowering period
  • Vertical garden value
  • Trellis and fence coverage
  • Natural blue flower pigment
  • Pollinator-friendly blooms

The botanical name is:

Clitoria ternatea

Under favourable warm conditions, established vines may grow approximately:

10–15 ft / 3–4.5 m

when provided with suitable climbing support.

Key Features

  • Striking deep blue flowers
  • Fast-growing flowering climber
  • Perennial in warm climates
  • Vigorous twining vine
  • Long flowering season
  • Suitable for trellises
  • Excellent for fences
  • Suitable for arches
  • Ideal for balcony railings
  • Suitable for pots
  • Suitable for grow bags
  • Excellent for rooftop gardens
  • Suitable for vertical gardening
  • Attractive to pollinators
  • Flowers useful as natural blue food colour
  • Suitable for summer and winter growing

Recommended Grow Bags

G-11 Grow Bag – 11 × 10 inch 🔗

Suitable for growing one Butterfly Pea plant with regular watering, feeding and climbing support.

For normal home gardening:

G-11 is the minimum recommended GREEN GARDENS grow bag.

G-20 F Grow Bag – 20 × 16 inch | 22 Gallon 🔗

Highly recommended for long-term growth.

Its larger soil volume provides better moisture stability and additional root space for a vigorous perennial climbing plant.

For a larger, longer-lasting vine:

G-20 F is the better choice.

Important – Provide a Trellis

Butterfly Pea is a:

Twining climbing vine.

Install climbing support early using:

  • Trellis
  • Garden net
  • Bamboo frame
  • Wire support
  • Fence
  • Arch
  • Balcony railing

Guide young shoots gently towards the support as they begin growing.

Without support, the vine may trail or sprawl along the ground.

Recommended Soil / Potting Mix

Use fertile, loose and well-draining soil rich in organic matter.

A practical growing mix can include:

A practical seed-growing mix may be:

50% Garden / Sandy Soil + 40% Vermicompost + 10% Cocopeat

The growing medium should provide:

  • Good drainage
  • Moderate moisture retention
  • Organic matter
  • Good root aeration

Avoid heavy, compacted or permanently waterlogged soil.

Growing Instructions from Seeds

1. Pre-Soak the Seeds

Butterfly Pea seeds have a relatively hard seed coat.

Before sowing:

Soak seeds in normal water for approximately 8–12 hours.

This helps soften the seed coat and may improve germination.

For particularly hard seeds, lightly nicking or scratching a small portion of the outer seed coat before soaking can also assist water absorption.

Avoid damaging the inner seed.

2. Sowing

Seeds can be started in:

  • Seedling trays
  • Small pots
  • Nursery containers
  • Final containers in suitable weather

Sow each seed approximately:

½–1 inch deep

and cover with loose growing medium.

Place approximately:

1–2 seeds per nursery pot or section.

Water gently after sowing.

Germination

Seeds generally germinate within approximately:

7–21 days

depending on:

  • Temperature
  • Seed condition
  • Pre-soaking
  • Soil moisture
  • Growing medium

Keep the growing medium:

  • Warm
  • Moderately moist
  • Well drained
  • In a bright location

Avoid continuous waterlogging.

Seedling Care

Once seedlings emerge:

  • Provide bright light
  • Maintain moderate moisture
  • Ensure good airflow
  • Protect from severe waterlogging
  • Avoid damaging young stems

Gradually increase sunlight as seedlings become established.

Transplanting

Transplant seedlings when they have approximately:

3–4 true leaves

and are strong enough to handle.

Move carefully into a final pot, grow bag or garden bed without unnecessarily disturbing the roots.

Water after transplanting.

Install the trellis or climbing support at the same time if it is not already present.

Plant Spacing

For garden beds or larger containers, maintain approximately:

12–18 inches / 30–45 cm between plants

for healthy vine development.

Adequate spacing improves:

  • Airflow
  • Root development
  • Branching
  • Flower production
  • Ease of vine management

Sunlight

Provide approximately:

5–7 hours of direct sunlight daily.

For maximum flowering, a bright sunny location is preferred.

Good sunlight encourages:

  • Faster vine growth
  • More branching
  • Better flowering
  • Stronger stems
  • Healthier foliage

In Lahore’s extreme peak-summer heat, container-grown plants may benefit from some protection from the harshest late-afternoon conditions if foliage begins showing heat stress.

Watering

Water when the upper layer of soil begins to dry.

Young seedlings should remain:

Lightly and consistently moist

while establishing.

For mature plants:

  • Water thoroughly when required
  • Allow excess water to drain
  • Avoid daily heavy watering without checking the soil
  • Never allow containers to remain waterlogged

Established plants can tolerate some temporary dryness, but regular moisture generally supports stronger flowering.

Feeding

Before planting, enrich the soil with:

GREEN GARDENS Vermicompost 🔗

During active growth, Vermicompost may be added in moderate quantity approximately every:

3–4 weeks

where required.

A mild balanced flowering fertiliser may also be used according to label instructions.

Avoid excessive nitrogen because it can produce:

Heavy leafy growth with fewer flowers.

Pinching & Branching

Once the young vine becomes established, lightly pinch the growing tip.

Pinching can encourage:

  • Side branches
  • Fuller vine growth
  • More flowering shoots
  • Better trellis coverage

Continue guiding new shoots onto the support.

Flowering

Butterfly Pea produces beautiful:

Deep Blue to Blue-Violet Flowers

Flowers are typically pea-shaped and stand out clearly against the fresh green foliage.

In warm conditions, an established healthy vine can flower over an extended season.

Flowering performance depends on:

  • Sunlight
  • Temperature
  • Soil fertility
  • Watering
  • Plant maturity
  • Pruning
  • Overall plant health

Culinary & Natural Colour Use

Butterfly Pea flowers are well known for their intense natural blue pigment.

Fresh or dried flowers are traditionally used for:

  • Herbal-style beverages
  • Butterfly Pea tea
  • Natural blue food colouring
  • Desserts
  • Rice dishes
  • Drinks and mocktails

The blue colour is naturally pH-sensitive.

When an acidic ingredient such as lemon or lime is added, the blue colour can shift toward:

Purple or pink tones.

Use only flowers grown without unsuitable pesticide treatments if they are intended for food or beverage use.

Important – No Medical Claims

Butterfly Pea has a long history of traditional use, but this product is sold primarily as:

Seeds for home gardening and ornamental cultivation.

No disease-treatment or medicinal claim is made for this product.

Summer Care

Butterfly Pea generally performs strongly during warm weather.

During hot summer conditions:

  • Maintain regular watering
  • Keep roots well drained
  • Provide strong climbing support
  • Check grow bags frequently for dryness
  • Mulch lightly if required
  • Remove damaged growth
  • Maintain good airflow

Healthy established vines can show very vigorous summer growth.

Winter Care

In Lahore and similar climates, Butterfly Pea may continue growing during mild winter conditions.

As temperatures fall:

  • Growth may slow
  • Flowering may decrease
  • Water requirements may reduce

During colder weather:

  • Avoid excessive watering
  • Provide maximum available sunlight
  • Maintain good drainage
  • Protect young plants from severe cold if required

Because it is a tropical perennial, winter performance depends greatly on local temperature.

Pruning & Vine Management

Regular light pruning can help keep an established vine manageable.

Remove:

  • Dry stems
  • Weak growth
  • Damaged shoots
  • Unwanted tangled growth

Light pruning can encourage:

  • Fresh branching
  • Fuller trellis coverage
  • New flowering shoots

Avoid severe unnecessary pruning during active flowering.

Pollinator Value

Butterfly Pea flowers can attract:

  • Bees
  • Butterflies
  • Other beneficial garden visitors

The vine can be a useful addition to pollinator-friendly gardens and mixed flowering landscapes.

Pest Care

Inspect plants occasionally for:

  • Aphids
  • Spider mites
  • Whiteflies
  • Caterpillars
  • Other common garden pests

Check:

  • Young shoots
  • New leaves
  • Flower buds
  • Lower leaf surfaces

Early detection helps prevent heavy infestations.

Disease Care

Healthy Butterfly Pea plants benefit from:

  • Good drainage
  • Strong airflow
  • Proper spacing
  • Moderate watering
  • Clean pruning practices

Avoid permanently wet soil and excessive overcrowding.

Ideal Garden Uses

Butterfly Pea Blue is particularly suitable for:

  • Trellises
  • Garden arches
  • Fences
  • Balcony railings
  • Vertical gardens
  • Rooftop gardens
  • Pots
  • Grow bags
  • Patio gardens
  • Natural privacy screens
  • Pollinator gardens
  • Ornamental flowering displays

Its fast climbing habit makes it especially useful where vertical colour and greenery are desired.

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