Celebrate the rainy season with our wide range of premium flowering bulbs. From the delicate charm of Rain Lilies to the fragrant blooms of Tuberose and the bold presence of Crinum and Canna Lilies, each bulb is selected to thrive in India’s monsoon climate. Easy to plant and resilient, these bulbs flourish in moist soil and humid conditions, bringing colour and fragrance to gardens, balconies, and landscapes throughout the season.
Low Maintenance: Monsoon bulbs are naturally hardy and require minimal care, making them perfect for beginners.
Seasonal Blooms: With proper planting, bulbs like Rain Lilies and Tuberose reward you with vibrant blooms during the rainy months.
Attract Pollinators: Fragrant monsoon bulbs attract bees and butterflies, supporting biodiversity in your garden.
Offers Versatility: Suitable for gardens, borders, and containers, monsoon bulbs adapt well to varied spaces.
Long-Lasting Beauty: Unlike cut flowers, monsoon bulbs bloom repeatedly through the season, adding enduring charm to your garden.
myBageecha ensures quality and value with every bulb. Our monsoon flowering bulbs are carefully priced and come with detailed planting instructions, bloom time, and care tips. Whether you’re looking for Rain Lilies, Tuberose, or exotic Curcuma, you’ll find complete information to help you grow successfully in Indian conditions.
If you have any questions about planting or care, our gardening experts are always ready to assist you.
Q1. When is the best time to plant Rain Lilies in India?
Rain Lilies are best planted at the onset of monsoon rains, ensuring quick sprouting and colourful blooms.
Q2. Which bulbs are suitable for monsoon gardens?
Tuberose, Crinum, Canna, Curcuma, and Ginger Lilies thrive in moist soil and humid conditions.
Q3. Can monsoon bulbs be grown in pots?
Yes. Rain Lilies and Tuberose grow beautifully in pots and balcony planters with good drainage.
Q4. How do I care for bulbs during heavy rains?
Ensure pots or beds have proper drainage. Avoid waterlogging to keep bulbs healthy and blooming.
Q5. Do monsoon bulbs bloom every year?
Yes. With proper care, bulbs like Rain Lilies and Crinum naturalize and return year after year.
