Plants ordered now will ship OCTOBER 2021.
We look forward to sending them to you!
Amla Tree (Emblica officinalis), Gallon Size, Organic
$60.00
Note: Gallon-size plants exactly as pictured.
Family: Euphorb (Euphorbiaceae)
Hardy to Zones 10 to 12, will withstand slight frost. Does well in potted culture. Amla sometimes loses its leaves which is usually a temporary occurrence.
(Phyllanthus emblica) Evergreen tree native to India. Amla trees are beautiful, with feathery-leaved branches and a holy presence. Amla bears a fruit that is among the highest in vitamin C among all fruits worldwide. Traditional use (Ayurveda): asthma, bronchitis, dysentery, anemia. Fruits are an ingredient in triphala. The plant prefers regular soil and water, sun to part shade, and does well at elevation, as long as it isn’t too cold. They do well in pots, placed on the patio or in the greenhouse during the summer and brought in for the winter. Space trees 10 to 15 feet apart.
Potted tree, gallon size, Certified Organically Grown
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Rupinder Kaur –
I want to buy amla plant, I have also joined waiting list since September 2020 but never got any update about it. How can I buy it?
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Richo Cech –
Hello Rupinder,
We always grow the AMLA from seed and since covid we have not been able to import seeds from india anymore. that’s why we don’t have it for you. sorry about that. richo
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Vasantha koneru –
I am looking grafted plant because grafted plant produce fruits fast Right
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Richo Cech –
Hi Vasantha, When we have Amla plants they are seed-grown. Richo
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Rupinder Kaur –
When can I buy amla plant?
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Richo Cech –
Sorry, sold out for an unspecified timeperiod. r
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Sarada –
Can I buy this Amla plant
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Richo Cech –
Hit “waitlist” and I’ll enable the sales when the plants are sufficiently sized
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Naomi –
How long until the tree bares fruit?
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Richo Cech –
Hello Naomi, These are sold out and I don’t have much coming on right now in respect to amla. I have a 10-year-old plant that has flowered several times but I haven’t had a fruit. websites will tell you maybe 6 years. r
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