Yellowwood Nursery, Dindigul Amla Plant Saplings Wholesale Supplier and Exporter

Amla Saplings

Amla, often known as Indian gooseberry, is a vital part of Ayurvedic treatment - Many benefits in one fruit. The yellow wood nursery is the best online plant nursery in Dindigul, Tamilnadu. In a short period, The yellow wood nursery rapidly turns to one of the tops addressed best saplings nurseries in South India. For home & garden, we deliver Indian-gooseberry plants at a reasonable price. We do supply the best quality amla plants for Both Indoor and Outdoor.

The leaves, roots, fruits, seeds, bark, and blossoms of the Amla tree are used to make various products such as juice, chutney, jam, infusions, lotions, concentrates, herbal teas, and other natural concoctions. Aanvale ka phal, nellikka paḻaṁ, Usiri paṇḍu, Āmlā haṇṇu, Nellikkāy paḻam are some of the funny names given to gooseberry variations in India. Why are You waiting! Call us and book saplings. Why Not Make them Living on your property.

Key Benefits of Growing Amla Plants in India

  •   Low-density lipoprotein (LDL, or "bad") cholesterol is reduced.
  •   Reducing discomfort in patients with osteoarthritis of the knee
  •   Amla is used to treat artery hardening (atherosclerosis), Cancer, The pancreatic swells up.Indigestion, Problems with the eyes, Joint discomfort, Diarrhea, Diarrhea with blood (dysentery), Obesity, Diabetes, Other possibilities
  •   Amla is the most effective anti-inflammatory.
  •   Nellikai is an antioxidant that has a lot of power.
  •   Gooseberry is suitable for your hair and skin.

Popular Questions About Gooseberry

  Trimming
Each year, in December or January in the tropics and April in the subtropics, cut it back to maintain it in shape and under control. All dead, diseased, or entangled branches and those that cross each other must be removed from time to time. To renew the tree, cut it back to around five feet in the spring if it starts to yield less fruit.

  Fertilizer
We recommend using only natural fertilizers because you are growing them for yourself. For this tree, an application of aged manure is sufficient. If the tree isn't producing well, you can fertilize it with fruit fertilizer.

  Soil Moister
Apply a thick layer of organic matter compost to the substrate at the end of the spring season to help it retain moisture.

  Diseases and Pests
Rust can infect it and cause sickness. It could be infected by caterpillars, mealy bugs, or other common garden pests.

  Harvesting
It takes about five years to grow an amla tree from the seed to fruit. Fruits are rigid and glossy, with a dull green color, and occur in the tropics from January to March.

  Choosing the Right Container
For growing your amla plant, choose a container at least 10 inches deep and wide since it will need more space as it grows. Make sure the roots of the plant have enough space to grow. Choose a location where the plant will get plenty of sunlight but will be protected from the wind. You'll also need to continue changing the pot when your plant grows out of it. Amla grows best in a well-draining loamy soil that is rich in organic waste. The soil mustn't be too wet or too sandy. These plants thrive in soils that range from slightly acidic to slightly alkaline.
  Watering
When the topsoil dries, it's time to rewater the plants; you may test the soil's dryness by inserting a finger into it.
  Fertilizer
Because the trees aren't heavy feeders, they can grow on natural fertilizers.
  Cutting
Spring is an excellent time to prune your plants. Remove any branches that are damaged, dead, or infected, as well as any entangled branches. To increase fruiting, prune the plant.
  Diseases and Pests
Common pests can infect the plant, but you can get rid of them with natural pesticides like neem oil, soap spray, and other natural remedies.

Yellowwood Nursery, Dindigul Wholesale Markets For Natural Amla Tree Plants in Tamilnadu

Natural Amla

Banarasi, NA 7, Krishna, Kanchan, Chakaiya, BSR 1 are the most popular cultivable kinds of amla.

Temperatures have ranged from below freezing to 46 degrees Celsius.

During the warmer months, young plants require 15-day intervals of watering until they have fully established.

Planting takes place in July and August, with a spacing of 6 × 6 m in 1x1m or 1.25 x 1.25m pits.

A well-maintained Indian gooseberry tree can produce for up to 70 years.

The Amla tree is grown in Uttar Pradesh, Gujarat, Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, and Tamil Nadu in India. We deliver Indian gooseberry saplings all around the India. For wholesale or retail orders at a reasonable price, contact Yellow Wood Nuirsery in Dindugal.