5 Vastu Plants Every Indian Home Needs in 2026
Tulsi, Ashoka, Banana, Champa, Jasmine — these aren't just beautiful. They're the plants Vastu Shastra recommends for positive energy, prosperity and harmony in your home.
Expert guides on Indian garden design, Vastu plants, kitchen gardens, terrace ideas, and the malis behind ScapeAI's best projects.
Terrace gardens in India are having a moment — but most people get them wrong. Wrong plants, wrong soil, wrong drainage. This is the guide we wish existed when we started: what works, what doesn't, and how to get it done affordably across Mumbai, Delhi and Bengaluru.
Read article →Tulsi, Ashoka, Banana, Champa, Jasmine — these aren't just beautiful. They're the plants Vastu Shastra recommends for positive energy, prosperity and harmony in your home.
Limited space, high humidity, monsoon rains — Mumbai balconies have unique challenges. Here's exactly how to grow tomatoes, coriander, chilli and curry leaf in under 40 sq ft.
From a single terrace job in Andheri to 312 completed installations across Mumbai — Raju Bhai Mali's story is one of craft, consistency, and the power of the right platform.
Bengaluru's mild climate is a gardener's dream — if you know what to plant. Peace Lily, Areca Palm, Snake Plant, Pothos and Philodendron all thrive indoors here year-round.
AI garden plans aren't magic — they're a tool. We break down exactly what our AI analyses (sunlight, drainage, Vastu, soil), what it gets right, and where a mali's eye still wins.
Hibiscus is India's most popular flowering plant — and the most misunderstood. Wrong soil pH, too much shade, or irregular watering can stop flowering entirely. Here's the fix.