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Amla (Indian Gooseberry)
₹4,000
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Amla (Indian Gooseberry)
Premium Quality Amla (Indian Gooseberry) Plants – Complete Growing & Maintenance Guide
Available Varieties
• NA-7 Amla
• NA-10 Amla
• Krishna Amla
• Kanchan Amla
• Banarasi Amla
• Chakaiya Amla
• Francis Amla
• BSR-1 Amla
• Anand-1 Amla
• Hybrid Amla
Price: ₹4000/- Per Plant (2 Months Old Grafted Plants)
Contact: 9741235052 / 7795553935
How to Grow Amla Plants
Land Preparation
Select well-drained sandy loam soil.
Dig pits of 2 ft × 2 ft × 2 ft.
Mix:
• 15–20 kg Farm Yard Manure (FYM)
• 1 kg Neem Cake
• 100 g Single Super Phosphate (SSP)
Fill the pit and plant the grafted sapling.
Water immediately after planting.
Plant Spacing
Commercial Plantation
• 20 ft × 20 ft
High Density Plantation
• 15 ft × 15 ft
Plants per Acre: 100–110
Watering Schedule
0–3 Months
• Water every 2–3 days
3–12 Months
• Water once or twice per week
After 1 Year
• Water once per week
Summer Season
• Increase watering frequency
Drip irrigation is highly recommended.
Fertilizer Schedule
3 Months
• 5 kg FYM + 50 g Urea
6 Months
• 10 kg FYM + 100 g Urea + 100 g DAP
1 Year
• 15 kg FYM + 250 g NPK
Mature Trees
• 25–30 kg FYM
• 500–1000 g NPK annually
Disease & Pest Management
Leaf Spot Disease
Symptoms:
• Brown spots on leaves
Control:
• Spray Copper Oxychloride 2.5 g/Litre
Bark Eating Caterpillar
Symptoms:
• Holes in branches and stem
Control:
• Remove affected branches
• Follow local agricultural recommendations
Aphids & Mealy Bugs
Control:
• Neem Oil 5 ml/Litre water
Root Rot
Control:
• Avoid water stagnation
• Ensure proper drainage
Maintenance Tips
Keep the orchard weed-free
Apply organic mulch around plants
Remove dry and diseased branches
Ensure full sunlight
Regular monitoring for pests and diseases
Prune lightly every year
Things to Avoid
Waterlogging around roots
Excess chemical fertilizers
Poor drainage soil
Deep planting of saplings
Ignoring disease symptoms
Fruiting Time
First Flowering: 2–3 Years
First Fruiting: 3–4 Years
Commercial Yield: 5 Years
Productive Life: 40–60 Years
Expected Yield
Tree Age Yield
3 Years 10–20 kg
5 Years 30–60 kg
8 Years 60–100 kg
Mature Tree 100–150 kg/year
Benefits of Amla Farming
Rich in Vitamin C
High Yield
Long Productive Life
Drought Tolerant Crop
Excellent Market Demand
Suitable for Karnataka Climate
Used in Ayurvedic Medicines, Juice, Pickle & Powder Industries
Nutritional Benefits
• Very High Vitamin C Content
• Boosts Immunity
• Good for Digestion
• Supports Hair & Skin Health
• Rich in Antioxidants
• Used in Health Supplements
Healthy Plants • High Yield • Rich in Vitamin C
Premium Quality 2-Month-Old Grafted Amla Plants Available
₹4000/- Per Plant
Call / WhatsApp: 9741235052 / 7795553935
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