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Common Names: Aparajita, Shankhpushpi, Butterfly Pea, Asian PigeonwingsFamily: Fabaceae (pea family) Flower Colors:Blue (most common)WhiteLight violetLavenderMulti-petal (double bloom) varieties Plant Type:Fast-growing, perennial climbing vineCan reach 6–10 feet with support (e.g., trellis)Thrives in tropical and subtropical climates Uses:Ayurvedic medicine: Memory tonic, anxiety relief, hair careHerbal tea: Known as Butterfly Pea Tea (changes color with pH)Ornamental: Beautiful garden creeper for fences or balconiesNatural dye: Used in Southeast Asia for coloring food and drinks Aparajita Seeds – DescriptionAppearance:Small, oval or kidney-shapedBrown or dark tan in colorHard outer coat (may benefit from soaking before sowing)Germination Time:6–12 days under ideal conditions (warm, moist soil)Ideal Conditions:Soil: Well-draining loamy soil with compostSunlight: Full sun (at least 4–6 hours per day)Water: Moderate—avoid waterloggingPlanting Depth: 0.5 to 1 cm deepSpacing: 6–12 inches apart if planting multiple