AONLA 

Aonla is a subtropical plant that grows best in a dry subtropical climate, but it may be grown in a variety of climates. Natural growing plants can be spotted on hills up to 1800 meters above sea level. The plants are vulnerable to frost in the winter. A mature aonla tree can withstand temperatures as low as 46°F.

Care 

• Aonla cultivation is not good for heavy frost during the winter season because it is a subtropical crop that prefers a dry subtropical climate.
• Growing in slightly acidic to saline/sodic soil with a pH of 6.5 to 9.5 is ideal.
• In a sunny area, they produce delicious fruits and crops well, and they flourish in a climate with 630-800 mm of yearly rainfall.
• Store in a pouch

Benefits 

• After the Barbados cherry, Aonla has the highest Vitamin C content (200-900mg) 
• It functions as a natural conditioner for healthy, lustrous hair. It also helps to slow down the hair aging process.
• Amla enhances eyesight, boosts the immune system, and regulates blood sugar and cholesterol, in addition to providing a healthy and bright complexion.
• Improves the health of the kidneys.
• It has anti-platelet properties, which thins your blood and prevents regular blood clotting.
• It supports healthy digestion 
• It keeps the liver healthy

Botanical Name: Phyllanthus emblica

Plant Type:  Tree

Usage: 

• Outdoor Plant
• Attractive foliage (leaves)
• Culinary Use