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Arugambul Plant with nursey cover

Arugambul is most famous for its immune-boosting properties. It is considered a natural immune stimulant that helps the body fight off infections, making it especially beneficial during cold and flu seasons.

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Description:

  • Botanical Name: Andrographis paniculata

  • Common Names:

    • Arugambul (Tamil)
    • Kalmegh (Hindi)
    • King of Bitters
    • Green Chiretta
    • Nilavembu (in Tamil and Sanskrit)
    • Chiretta (in English)
  • Plant Description:

    • Arugambul is an annual herb that typically grows to a height of 30-110 cm (1-3 feet).
    • It has long, lance-shaped leaves that are dark green and sometimes hairy on the underside.
    • The plant produces small, pale purple to white flowers that grow in spike-like clusters.
    • The plant's most notable feature is its bitter taste, particularly in the leaves and stems, which is why it has earned the name "King of Bitters."
  • Flowers and Fruits:

    • The plant blooms with small, tubular flowers that are typically white or pale purple.
    • After flowering, it produces small, cylindrical fruits that contain seeds.
  • Botanical Name: Andrographis paniculata

  • Common Names:

    • Arugambul (Tamil)
    • Kalmegh (Hindi)
    • King of Bitters
    • Green Chiretta
    • Nilavembu (in Tamil and Sanskrit)
    • Chiretta (in English)
  • Plant Description:

    • Arugambul is an annual herb that typically grows to a height of 30-110 cm (1-3 feet).
    • It has long, lance-shaped leaves that are dark green and sometimes hairy on the underside.
    • The plant produces small, pale purple to white flowers that grow in spike-like clusters.
    • The plant's most notable feature is its bitter taste, particularly in the leaves and stems, which is why it has earned the name "King of Bitters."
  • Flowers and Fruits:

    • The plant blooms with small, tubular flowers that are typically white or pale purple.
    • After flowering, it produces small, cylindrical fruits that contain seeds.
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