Indian Coral Tree Seeds

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Indian Coral Tree, also known as Erythrina variegata, Pangara (in Marathi), or Mandara (in Sanskrit), is a fast-growing deciduous tree with stunning scarlet-red flowers. It’s prized in India for its ornamental value, pollinator attraction, use in shade plantations, and traditional medicine.


Key Features of Indian Coral Tree

Feature Details
Botanical Name Erythrina variegata
Common Names Indian Coral Tree, Mandara, Pangara
Tree Height 10–15 meters (can be pruned for smaller size)
Flowering Time February to April (before leaf flush)
Pollinators Attracted Bees, birds, butterflies
Uses Shade tree, ornamental, boundary plantation, nitrogen fixer
Native To Indian Subcontinent and Southeast Asia


How to Grow Indian Coral Tree from Seeds

1. Seed Preparation

Indian Coral Tree seeds have a hard outer coat – scarification is essential.

Step Description
Scarification Lightly rub seeds with sandpaper or soak in hot water (not boiling) for 6–8 hours
Soaking Seeds swell slightly; improves germination
Germination Time 7–15 days (with pre-treatment)


2. Sowing Instructions

Step Details
Best Time to Sow February to May (just before monsoon)
Container or Nursery Bag Use 6–8 inch deep pots for germination
Sowing Depth 1–1.5 cm deep
Soil Mix Garden soil + compost + river sand (2:1:1)
Light Keep in semi-shade till sprouting; then move to full sun


Post-Germination Care

  • Transplant when saplings are 8–12 inches tall (approx. 30–45 days)

  • Choose a sunny, well-drained location

  • Space trees 3–5 meters apart if planting multiple

  • Water regularly during first 6 months; drought-tolerant later

Mature Tree Care & Benefits

  • Flowers attract birds and bees

  • Fixes nitrogen in the soil – good for agroforestry

  • Tolerates coastal, saline, and dry climates

  • Traditional uses in Ayurveda for treating swelling and pain

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