Plantation

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plantation

Plantation of Black Plum

Introduction to Black Plum:

First things first, what exactly is a black plum? The black plum, scientifically known as Syzygium cumini, is a tropical fruit native to the Indian subcontinent. It belongs to the flowering plant family Myrtaceae and is widely cultivated in various parts of Asia, including India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka.



~~our team travelled and planted a Black plum tree near kailasagiri

Kaiwara & Kailasagiri Hill is a hystoric place. Kaiwara is a small town near Bangalore and is famous for Saint Kaiwara Thatayya ashram and temple complex. Kailasagiri Betta is a small hill which is at a distance of 7 KMs from Kaiwara which is known for a panoramic view of the local landscape and cave temple.

Plantation of Black Plum:

Now, let's talk about how these delicious fruits come into existence. Black plum trees are typically grown from seeds or propagated through grafting. They thrive in warm, tropical climates and prefer well-drained soil with ample sunlight. The plantation process involves careful selection of the site, preparation of the soil, and regular watering and maintenance.

One of the remarkable aspects of black plum trees is their ability to adapt to different environmental conditions, making them suitable for cultivation in a wide range of regions. From small backyard gardens to commercial orchards, black plum trees can be grown with relative ease, provided they receive adequate care and attention.


Advantages of Black Plum

Jamun is used to treat digestive disorders such as diarrhoea and indigestion.

  • Regular consumption of Jamun is believed to strengthen your cardiac muscles and normalise heart beat.
  • This juice, when taken along with curd is good for digestive problems
  • Teeth related problems can be solved by applying black Plum juice or by drinking it.
  • Jamun juice is beneficial in treating piles.
  • Drinking fresh Jamun juice helps in reducing cough and asthma.
  • Jamun juice enhances your immune system.
  • It protects you from cold and acts as anti-ageing agent.
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