I am a high-yielding, grafted cultivar of the Indian Gooseberry (Amla), specifically developed for superior fruit size, consistent production, and adaptability to various growing conditions.

A cultivated variety developed in India; "NA-7" is a specific, popular clone known for its commercial and home garden viability.

Water deeply and regularly, especially during fruit set and development. Once established, moderately drought-tolerant, but consistent moisture improves fruit quality.

Requires full sun (at least 6-8 hours daily) for optimal growth, flowering, and fruiting.

Thrives in a wide range (10-35°C); hardy and can tolerate light frost once mature.

Plant in deep, well-drained loamy soil. Space trees 4-5 meters apart to allow for mature canopy spread.

Feed with well-rotted farmyard manure and a balanced NPK fertilizer twice a year (spring and post-monsoon) for heavy fruiting.

Botanical name: Phyllanthus emblica 'NA-7' (Indian Gooseberry/Amla cultivar); Family: Phyllanthaceae.

Fruits are non-toxic and edible for humans; generally considered safe for pets, but large pits may pose a choking risk.

Moderate to High; as a fruit tree, I contribute to oxygen production, soil health, and ecosystem support.

Produces highly nutritious fruits rich in antioxidants for fresh eating, pickles, and Ayurvedic preparations; provides good shade; a valuable agroforestry tree.

Can be susceptible to fruit borers and rust fungus; young trees may need protection from intense sun and pests.

Long-lived perennial tree; can remain productive for 50-70 years, growing 4-6 meters tall at maturity.