9 Auspicious Plants For 9 Days Of Navratri

Producer: Swati Chaturvedi

Marigold (Genda) symbolizes the brightness and positivity of the festival.

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Banana plant (Kela) represents prosperity and fertility.

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Ashoka tree is associated with Goddess Shakti and her divine energy.

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Tulsi (Holy Basil) is revered and signifies purity and protection.

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Pomegranate plant (Anar) is a symbol of abundance and prosperity.

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Amla (Indian Gooseberry) is considered sacred and healing.

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Banyan tree (Peepal) represents eternal life and knowledge.

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Bel (Bilva) leaves are offered to appease Goddess Durga.

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Jasmine flowers are fragrant and signify purity and beauty during Navratri.

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