Noni Seedlings

Description

Noni seedlings (Morinda Citrifolia) grow into their fruits, which are about 3-5 inches long, have an ovoid shape and have their fruits borne on stalks that grow up to 10-30 inches.

• The mature plant has thick, dark green, and shiny leaves with deep veins.
• The fruit is green when unripe and yellow when ripe.
• Noni plant is widely known for its many antioxidative properties as well as health restorative characteristics.

 Features: Noni Seedlings

• It is popularly known as Indian Mulberry.
• It has a lot of seeds.
• Its native range extends through Southeast Asia and Australasia, and the species is now cultivated throughout the tropics and widely naturalized.
• Noni seedlings grow in shady forests, as well as on open rocky or sandy shores. The plant bears flowers and fruits throughout the year.
• Its fruit is characterised by a pungent odour when ripening and is thus also known as cheese fruit or even vomit fruit.
• Noni seedlings are cultivated for their immense profit and health benefits.
• Fruiting and flowering in the noni plant occur all year round
• They thrive well in the tropic region
• They are rich in Vitamin B3 and Iron and has traces of vitamin A.
• The size of the fruit of the noni plant is oval and ranges between 10 to 18 centimetres in
• At first green, then the fruit turns yellow then almost white because it ripens.
• This plant and fruit have excellent medicinal values, and Green fruit, leaves, and root/rhizomes are being used in traditional medicines.
• Mature Plant of the Noni seedlings is said to lower the risk of arthritis
• The essential oil can be extracted from the Noni plant