Rakhi bel is a perpetual climber with woody stem develops to 15-20 meter with rings looking for a backing and creates delightful white blossoms with purple, blue, or pink calyx crown sprouts. Blooms all the year round. The leaves are substitute, palmately five-lobed 10–18 cm long and wide. The blossom is mind boggling, around 10 cm width, with the five sepals and petals comparative in appearance, whitish in shading, surmounted by a crown of blue or violet fibers, then five greenish-yellow stamens and three purple marks of shame. Best for houses and gardens.

Portrayal: A local of South Americas, the substantial lush climber bears blue and white hued flashy but instead confounded looking bloom which are complimented by the hearty green, shiny palmate clears out. The blossoms can develop to around 4" in width. They are tolerant of North Indian atmospheres and temperature extremes. The blossom becuase of its convoluted structure has importance in Christian sympolism with the different parts of blooms typical of the energy of christ.

Daylight: Full Sun

Water: Normal

Plant Usage: An overwhelming wine, perfect for moving over tree and bigger structures. Not prescribed for those searching for neatnet and minimization as this climber like to spread voluminously over the bolster it gets