Puja/Pooja and Flowers

1. Navratri Puja - Red hibiscus, lotus, marigold, and jasmine flowers are commonly used in this puja.
2. Diwali Puja - Marigold, rose, jasmine, and lotus flowers are commonly used to decorate the puja area and deity idols.
3. Durga Puja - Red hibiscus, lotus, marigold, and jasmine flowers are commonly used to decorate the deity idols and the puja area.
4. Holi Puja - Marigold, rose, and jasmine flowers are commonly used in the Holi puja.
5. Janmashtami Puja - Tulsi leaves, lotus, and jasmine flowers are commonly used to decorate the puja area and deity idols.
6. Ganesh Chaturthi Puja - Marigold, rose, and hibiscus flowers are commonly used in this puja.
7. Shivratri Puja - Bilva leaves, lotus flowers, and jasmine flowers are commonly used to decorate the puja area and deity idols.
8. Basant Panchami Puja - Yellow marigold flowers and lotus flowers are commonly used to decorate the puja area and deity idols.
9. Karwa Chauth Puja - Red hibiscus flowers, marigold, and jasmine flowers are commonly used to decorate the puja area and deity idols.
10. Baisakhi Puja - Marigold, rose, and jasmine flowers are commonly used to decorate the puja area and deity idols.

These Flowers Can Be Used For Daily Pujas

1. Marigold - It is widely used in daily puja as it is believed to be dear to the gods and goddesses.
2. Jasmine - It is considered to be very auspicious and is used to please Lord Shiva and the goddesses.
3. Rose - It is also used in daily puja as it is believed to be very dear to Lord Vishnu.
4. Lotus - It is a symbol of purity and is used to please various deities like Lord Vishnu, Lord Shiva, and Goddess Lakshmi.
5. Hibiscus - It is used to please Goddess Kali, Lord Ganesha, and the goddesses.
6. Champa - It is considered to be very sacred and is used to please Lord Vishnu and the goddesses.
7. Tulsi - It is a sacred plant and is used to please Lord Vishnu.