HIGHLIGHTS
Popularly used as | Phyllanthus emblica L. , Indian gooseberry, emblic myrobalans, and Amla |
Flower | greenish-yellow |
Edible part | The fruit, seed, leaves, root, bark and flowers |
Growth | Fast growth rate |
Uses | Improves Immunity. Amla benefits include antibacterial & astringent properties which help improve the body’s immunity system. |
PLANTING & CARE
Temperature | Prefers temperature is below 32 F. |
Water | Newly planted– Watering of bearing plants is advised during summer months at the bi-weekly interval. |
Light | Amla plants require a plenty of sun to grow well. Position your plant in a location where it gets full sunlight and fewer winds. |
Fertilizer | Application of 30 grams of Nitrogen each year during September – October up to 10 years for each tree is recommended. |
Pruning | During March-April, prune and thin the crowded branches to provide maximum fruit bearing area in the tree. Regular pruning of a bearing amla tree is not required. |
SPECIFICATIONS
Plant | Amla |
Height | 60 cm |
Flower colour | greenish-yellow |
Pot description | 6 inches LXB [15cm X15cm] |
weight | 2 – 5 kg variable |
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