Maha Vilvam/ Bilva (Aegle marmelos) Live Plant

Embrace the Spiritual and Healing Powers of the Maha Vilvam/Bilva Plant

Divine Essence for Your Home:

Welcome the sacred Maha Vilvam, also known as Bilva or Toothed-Leaf Limonia (Naringi crenulata), into your home. Originating from the lush landscapes of the West Central Himalaya to India and Sri Lanka, this revered plant is not just a symbol of spirituality but also a beacon of health. Ideal for worshipping Lord Shiva and Goddess Lakshmi, our Maha Vilvam plants, characterised by their unique nine leaves per stalk, are a must-have for elevating your spiritual and Vastu practices.

A Year-Round Spectacle:

The Bilva tree, with its perpetual blossoming, brings not just visual delight but also a serene, spiritual ambiance to your space. Plant it in your garden and its evergreen nature ensures a continuous display of beauty.

Health Benefits:

From managing diabetes with its leafy wonders to promoting heart health and serving as an eco-friendly giant, the Maha Vilvam/Bilva is a powerhouse of wellness. Its versatile uses in traditional remedies for various health conditions make it an invaluable addition to any health-conscious household.

Easy to Grow and Nurture:

The Maha Vilvam/Bilva plant is perfect for plant enthusiasts. Thriving in temperatures of 15°C to 40°C and requiring 5-6 hours of sunlight daily, it's adaptable and resilient. The ideal soil for this plant is loamy with a pH of 6.0 to 7.5, ensuring robust growth.

Caring Tips:

Regular watering, when the topsoil feels dry, combined with the use of organic fertilisers like bone Meal, vermicompost, and panchagavya, will ensure your Maha Vilvam/Bilva thrives. Pruning is key to maintaining its shape and health, making it a perfect addition to any garden.

Versatile Planting Options:

Whether you choose to plant it in the ground or in a pot, the Maha Vilvam/Bilva adapts beautifully. Ensure good drainage to prevent waterlogging.

Protecting Your Plant:

Keep an eye out for common pests like mealybugs and spider mites. Our suggested organic solutions like beauveria bassiana and neem oil will help keep your plant healthy and thriving.

For those who find inspiration in the story of Sita, the Pride of Burma tree (Amherstia nobilis) under which she sought refuge, encapsulates both mythological and historical splendour.