Rose Apple in India: India is a country of diversity in unity. Diversity in languages, diversity in food habits, different weather, soil, temperature and even diversity is seen in farming. Thousands of varieties of the same fruits, vegetables and grains will be found in the country, which not only have different benefits, but also the methods of growing them are different. Today we will tell you the merits of one such special fruit, which smells and tastes like a rose, hence it is also called rose apple.
This light yellow colored fruit is also known as white jamun, bell fruit, water apple. Although the demand for this fruit is in the country and the world, but its production is available only from selected areas. Every year the rose apple season comes between March-April. Apple is being cultivated on a large scale in the Andaman-Nicobar Islands.
What is the use of daily apple
Actually everyday apple fruit is raw. Consuming apple daily in the form of salad is said to be very nutritious. The taste of the fruit is somewhat sour, that’s why apple is widely used daily in making vinegar and wine. Apples are easily available everyday in West Bengal too. Many farmers do not grow apple everyday for this reason also, because its seeds are poisonous. Of course the fruit is very nutritious, but due to the seeds, care has to be taken in eating it.
Benefits of Rhode Apple
Vitamin-C is found in abundance in everyday apple. Because of this the taste of fruits is sour.
- With its regular intake, the immunity of the body remains strong.
- Vitamin-C and other minerals present in it boost the level of collagen in the skin, which keeps the skin healthy.
- Dietary fibers of Rose Apple improve digestion, so that the risk of stomach diseases also stays away.
- Removes water shortage in summer and does not cause diseases like diarrhea.
- Along with reducing weight, Rose Apple is said to be helpful in controlling blood sugar.
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how to do farming
ICAR-Central Horticulture Experiment Station, Bhubaneswar has developed a bumper producing variety of Rose Apple, Arka Neelachal Akshay. Its plant grows quickly after transplanting and within 85 to 90 days the fruits are also ready after ripening. Every day 10 to 12 kg of fruits can be produced from a single tree of Arka Neelachal variety of apple.
