Navratri 2024: Avoid Offering These Flowers To Goddess Durga Or You May Face Problems

Madar (Calotropis): Known for its toxic properties, this flower is considered impure for offerings

Aak (Crown Flower): Similar to Madar, this flower is often associated with negativity and should be avoided

Harsingar (Parijat): While beautiful, this flower is not favored in rituals dedicated to Goddess Durga

Kaner (Nerium Oleander): This flower is known for its potent toxicity and is considered inauspicious

Datura: Also toxic, this flower is associated with various superstitions and should not be offered

Tulsi (Holy Basil): Although sacred, certain beliefs suggest it should not be offered to the goddess during Navratri

Tagar (Tagetes): This flower is not recommended for offerings due to its associations with impurity

In addition to these specific flowers, any blooms that grow in impure locations or possess a strong, unpleasant odor should also be avoided