Haritaki Plants & Tree(1.5-3 Feet Size) - Tapobon
MRP ₹997 Inclusive of all taxes
Non Returnable
Pot Not Included
Features
- The fruit is a small, drupe-like ovoid with five distinct longitudinal ridges, ripening to a yellow or orange-brown color.
- Requires full, direct sunlight and becomes highly drought-tolerant once established.
- Using a secure paper core packing method for shipping plants.which help ventilating the plant during transit.
COD (Cash On Delivery) On request
Delivery
Product Information
| # | Attribute | Value |
|---|---|---|
| 2. | brand | TAPOBON |
Plants are packed and shipped by Tapobon Nursery.
Haritaki (Chebulic Myrobalan) Plant & Tree (1.5-3 Feet Size)
Product Features and Botanical Information
The Haritaki tree (Terminalia chebula), commonly known as Harad or Chebulic Myrobalan, is a highly valued medicinal plant in Ayurveda, often referred to as the 'King of Medicine'. It is a medium to large deciduous tree native to South Asia.
- Botanical Name: Terminalia chebula Retz.
- Common Names: Haritaki, Harad, Kadukkai, Black Myrobalan.
- Type: Deciduous Tree/Plant.
- Size: 1.5–3 Feet Height (Sapling).
The Fruit: Characteristics and Uses
The fruit of the Haritaki is the part most utilized in traditional medicine, prized for its healing and rejuvenating properties.
- Description: The fruit is a small, drupe-like, ellipsoid to ovoid shape, turning from greenish-yellow to yellow or orange-brown upon ripening, and features five distinct longitudinal ridges.
- Key Use: The dried fruit is an essential component of the renowned Ayurvedic formulation, Triphala, and is traditionally used to support digestion, immunity, and overall vitality.
Essential Care Guide for Indian Climates
The Haritaki tree is resilient and suitable for cultivation in both ground and large containers across India's diverse climates and soil types.
Sunlight and Climate Needs
- Sunlight: Requires a location that receives full and direct sunlight (at least 6-8 hours a day) for optimal growth.
- Suitability: Thrives in tropical and subtropical environments, including the sub-Himalayan region.
Watering and Soil
- Soil: Prefers loose, well-draining soil, such as sandy loam, to prevent waterlogging.
- Watering: Young plants require regular, moderate watering. Once the tree is established, it becomes highly drought-tolerant.
- Packing: The plant is securely shipped using a paper core packing method, which ensures protection and ventilation during transit.
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