Ganesh Chaturthi 2026: 6 Things You Should Never Offer to Lord Ganesha
Ganesh Chaturthi 2026
Ganesh Chaturthi will be celebrated on September 14, 2026. Before welcoming Bappa home, know which things are traditionally avoided during his puja.
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Avoid Moon-Related White Items
According to religious beliefs, white items associated with the Moon should be avoided during Ganesh puja. Yellow offerings are considered a better choice.
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No Onion or Garlic in Bhog
Onion and garlic are traditionally avoided in bhog offered to Lord Ganesha. Prepare sattvic food for Bappa instead.
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Don't Offer Tulsi Leaves
Tulsi leaves are traditionally not offered to Lord Ganesha. Durva grass is considered especially dear to Bappa.
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Avoid Broken Rice
Always use whole, unbroken rice grains, known as Akshat, during Ganesh puja. Broken grains are traditionally avoided.
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Avoid Black and Blue Clothes
Red and yellow are considered auspicious for Ganesha worship. Devotees traditionally avoid dressing Bappa in black or blue.
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Don't Offer Ketaki Flowers
Ketaki flowers are traditionally considered unsuitable for Ganesha puja. Dry or wilted flowers should also be avoided.
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Welcome Bappa With Devotion
Keep these traditional rules in mind while performing Ganesh Chaturthi puja. Offer fresh flowers, Durva and sattvic bhog to seek Bappas blessings.
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