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Jeremy Jaegers
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Saulo Cesar Faticati
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plantuse
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plantuse.org
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Habit
Fruits
Origin
Naturalised
Flowering
Monsoon, Winter
Edible
Yes
Sourcing
Available
Sun
Full sun
Water
Steady moisture
Drainage
Needs to drain well
Started from
Layering, Grafting
Flowers attract bees; ripe fruit is eaten by birds and mammals.
- Plant a healthy air-layered or grafted sapling during the monsoon.
- Choose full sun and well-drained soil.
- Water regularly while it establishes and mulch the root zone.
- Prune lightly to keep the canopy accessible and remove any damaged growth.
- First fruiting time varies depending on planting material and care.
A very common Indian fruit, closely tied to home gardens, street markets, and seasonal eating.
- Eaten fresh, or used in juices, jams, chutneys, and preserves; young fruit can also be used in savoury preparations.
These uses are documented for information only and are not medical advice. Always verify the species and the plant part before use.
Widely cultivated across India, including Gujarat.