“Best Flowering Plants for Diwali Decor – Add Positivity to Your Home”

Paramjeet Dhillon
Oct 10
3 min read

The Significance of Flowers in Diwali

Diwali is the festival of lights, joy, and positivity. Everyone wants their homes to look colorful and fresh during this festive season. One of the easiest ways to do this is by using seasonal flowering plants 🌸

Seasonal plants not only bloom beautifully but are also easier to grow in your climate and require less maintenance. In this blog, we share the best flowering plants for Diwali that will make your home lively, fragrant, and full of festive charm.

1. Marigold (Genda Phool)

Orange marigolds in a terracotta pot, a bee landing on a bloom. Patio setting with blurred green foliage in the background. Bright, sunny mood.

Blooms beautifully in October and November, making it perfect for Diwali.
Bright orange and yellow flowers bring positivity and good luck.
Use for garlands, rangoli borders, or doorway decor.

💡 Tip: Use neem oil spray once a week to keep insects away

2. Chrysanthemum (Shevanti)

Potted pink and purple chrysanthemums in sunlight, against a blurred garden background. Mood is peaceful and serene.

Seasonal flowers in many colors: white, yellow, pink, and red.
Ideal for balcony, terrace, or indoor décor.
Long-lasting flowers make them perfect for festive arrangements.

💡 Tip: Cut off dry leaves and old flowers to promote new growth.

3. Hibiscus (Gudhal)

Potted red hibiscus on a wooden table, set against a tropical garden with palm trees and colorful flowers, under a bright sunny sky.

Tropical flowers with bright red or pink blooms.
Often used in pooja decoration.
Low maintenance and blooms in October–November.

💡 Tip: Keep in sunlight and water regularly. Use organic compost for better growth.

4. Jasmine (Mogra)

A white potted jasmine plant with white flowers and green leaves against a plain wall on a wooden table. Peaceful and natural setting.

Sweet fragrance fills your home with positivity.
Blooms in cooler months, perfect for Diwali evenings.
Can be used as garlands or potted decor near windows.

💡 Tip: Indoor jasmine thrives with indirect sunlight and regular watering.

5. Rose (Gulab)

Potted plant with pink roses and white flowers on a wooden table against a plain white wall, creating a fresh and serene ambiance.

Timeless classic for Diwali décor.
It can grow in pots or garden beds.
Rose petals can be used in rangoli or pooja decoration.

💡 Tip: Use Harit Mantra Vermicompost for vibrant colors and longer-lasting blooms.

6. Bougainvillea

Potted plant with vibrant pink flowers on a wooden table against a plain white wall, creating a fresh and lively atmosphere.

Colorful and hardy plant for balconies or terraces.
Bright pink, purple, orange blooms brighten any corner.
Easy to maintain in sunny areas.

💡Tip: Trim regularly and water moderately for more blooms.

7. Peace Lily

Peace lily in a white pot on a table, set against a gray background. The dark green leaves contrast with the white petal and yellow spadix.

Elegant white flowers and lush green leaves.
Purifies indoor air and adds a calm, festive feel.
Perfect for living rooms or pooja areas.

💡 Tip: Keep in indirect sunlight and water when the soil is dry.

8. Ixora (Rangan)

Ixora (rangan ) plant with vibrant orange and white flowers on a wooden surface against a plain white wall. Bright and lively mood.

Small bushy plant with clusters of red, orange, or yellow flowers.
Ideal for doorway decoration or small balcony corners.
Blooms in the festive season naturally.

💡 Tip: Loosen soil every 10–15 days and add a little compost.

9. Anthurium(Flamingo lily)

Exotic heart-shaped flowers in red, pink, or white.
Perfect for indoor modern decor during Diwali.
Long-lasting blooms with minimal care.

💡 Tip: Keep near light but avoid direct harsh sunlight.

10. Kalanchoe

Small, colorful flowers ideal for indoor décor.
Blooms for a long time and requires little care.
Great as a gift plant during Diwali.

💡 Tip: Water only when the topsoil feels dry. Morning time is best.

Bonus Tip: Keep Your Seasonal Plants Healthy

Use Harit Mantra Ready-to-Use Potting Mix for good soil aeration and drainage.
Feed plants with Harit Mantra Vermicompost every 15 days for strong roots and more blooms.
Keep flowering plants near sunlight or bright areas for best growth.

Conclusion

This Diwali, decorate your home with seasonal flowering plants to add color, fragrance, and positivity.These plants are easy to grow, long-lasting, and bring a natural festive charm to your home.

Celebrate a Green and Blooming Diwali with Harit Mantra! 🌸🪔