Combo Chandani and Adukkuchandani are terms used to describe specific varieties of flowering plants, mostly in the context of tropical or subtropical gardens in parts of Asia. These plants belong to the broader family of Jasminum, which is renowned for its fragrant flowers. Let me provide descriptions of both, though it's important to note that regional names can sometimes refer to slightly different species or cultivars, and these names may be used interchangeably or have multiple variations depending on local dialects.

Size: Combo Chandani is a compact, bushy shrub that can grow 1 to 3 feet tall and wide.

Leaves: The plant has dark green, glossy, elliptical leaves that are typically 3 to 5 cm long.

Flowers: It is famous for its highly fragrant, pure white flowers, which can appear individually or in small clusters. The flowers are typically 2–3 cm in diameter, and the petals have a soft, waxy texture, often with a slightly curled or tubular shape at the base.

Scent: The flowers are particularly fragrant, making this variety of jasmine a popular choice for use in perfumes, as well as for religious and cultural offerings.

Growth Habit: It is a low-growing, shrub-like plant, often trained to grow as a small bush or even as a ground cover in gardens.

Adukkuchandani (another variety of Jasmine):

Size: Adukkuchandani can grow as a climbing or bushy shrub, similar to Combo Chandani. It may reach around 3 feet in height if grown as a shrub, or it can spread further if allowed to climb.

Leaves: This variety has elongated, glossy leaves that are dark green and smooth in texture, typical of jasmine plants.

Flowers: The flowers are smaller and slightly more delicate compared to Combo Chandani. They are usually white with a subtle cream or pale yellow hue at the center. Like other jasmine species, Adukkuchandani’s flowers also have a strong, sweet fragrance.

Fragrance: Its flowers are prized for their intense, sweet fragrance, often more noticeable in the evening.

Growth Habit: Adukkuchandani may have a trailing or climbing growth habit, and it often requires support like a trellis if grown vertically.

Common Features of Both Plants:

Both plants are prized for their aromatic, beautiful flowers and are often used for making garlands, perfumes, and in religious rituals.

They thrive in tropical and subtropical climates, preferring warm, sunny locations with well-drained soil.

Both plants are typically grown in gardens, pots, or as decorative elements in landscaping due to their fragrant blooms and aesthetic appeal.