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Amala
Category: Fruits
Tag: New Arrival
Amla is also known as Nelli or Indian gooseberry. It is a tropical plant. It is known for having strong medicinal properties. Its fruits are used to make a variety of medicines. Amla-derived medications treat fever, sores, diarrhea, toothaches, and anemia. The best source of vitamin C is in fruits. Amla's green fruits can also be used to make pickles. It is a branching tree with glabrous branches that grows to an average height of 10-15 feet. Amala plants begin bearing fruit after 3-4 years of growth.
Soil: Light and medium-heavy soils, Avoid sandy soil. The tree can grow on moderately alkaline soils and is well suited to dry climates. It requires Ph of soil ranging from 6.5 to 9.5.
Climate: Its growth requires 630–800 mm of annual rainfall. The young plant should be protected from hot winds in May and June and from frost in the winter months until it reaches the age of three.
- The mature plants can withstand freezing temperatures as well as high temperatures of up to 46 degrees Celsius.
Irrigation: In the summer, young plants need to be watered at intervals of 15 days until they are well-established. During the summer, watering bearing plants at biweekly intervals is recommended. Avoid irrigation during the flowering period.
Sunlight: It can tolerate some shade but prefer a sunny site.