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Somvalli (Somlata) Live Plant

Healthy, rooted Somvalli (Somlata, Sarcostemma acidum) plants from Rewa, Madhya Pradesh — ₹1,400 per plant. Order on WhatsApp or by phone.

Somvalli (Somlata) live plant with leafless green stems

Somvalli — also called Somlata or the Soma plant (Sarcostemma acidum) — is a leafless, climbing succulent with slender jointed green stems and clusters of small, fragrant white flowers. It has been valued in Indian tradition for centuries and is today sought after by gardeners, temples and collectors.

Our plants come from Rewa, Madhya Pradesh, and are well rooted before they go to you.

₹1,400 ₹2,000 per plant

Available for pick-up in Indore; dispatch to other cities on request (courier charges extra). Bulk orders for temples, nurseries and landscapes welcome.

Somvalli plant in flower

Why grow Somvalli

How to care for Somvalli

LightFull sun to bright light; at least 4–6 hours of sun for compact, healthy growth.
WaterWater when the top few centimetres of soil are dry. Reduce in monsoon and winter — over-watering is the main cause of loss.
SoilWell-drained mix: garden soil, coarse sand and compost in equal parts. Pots must have drainage holes.
SupportGive a trellis, fence or stake once stems start to climb.
FeedingA handful of vermicompost every two to three months during the growing season is enough.
PropagationEasily grown from stem cuttings; let cut ends dry for a day before planting.

Note: the stems contain a milky sap. Traditional uses of Somlata are culturally significant, but this plant is sold for gardening only — please consult a qualified practitioner before any medicinal use, and keep away from pets.

Frequently asked questions

How do I order the Somvalli plant?

Tap “Order on WhatsApp” or call +91 70460 06555 with the quantity and your city. Payment and pick-up or dispatch details are confirmed on the chat or call.

What is the price of a Somvalli plant?

₹1,400 per rooted plant (MRP ₹2,000). Courier charges for delivery outside Indore are extra; ask for bulk pricing.

Can Somvalli be grown indoors?

It needs strong light, so a sunny balcony, terrace or bright south-facing window is best. In deep shade it becomes weak and leggy.

Planning a garden, campus or township?

Talk to a horticulturist with 30+ years in the field.

Share your site, size and timeline — Ganesh Patel will call you back with a clear plan and estimate. Site visits across Madhya Pradesh; online consultation anywhere in India.