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Botanical Name
#1. Aloe vera Aloe Barbadensis miller
Aloe vera is a high-value medicinal herb. It has several usage in the industry. Such as in
cosmetics, medicine and beverages. You can start the farming with small capital investment.
#2. Amla Phyllanthus Emblica
Amla is an important crop in India. It has high medicinal value. Amla is used in medicine and
cosmetics industry. This is a tropical plant. You can grow amla in light and medium heavy soil
except purely sandy soil.
#3. Ashwagandha Withania Somnifera
ashwagandha grows well in the dry and sub-tropical region. Madhya Pradesh, Haryana, Gujarat,
Punjab, Rajasthan are the major grower states in India. Organically grown ashwagandha has
good market potential.
#4. Basil Ocimum basilicum
In India, basil is known as tulsi. The plant is considered as Queen of Herbs. The plant has
many medicinal properties. It is used in medicine, cosmetics and food as well. In any type of
climate, including tropical and sub-tropical, basil can be grown.
#5. Brahmi Bacopa Monnieri
Brahmi has high medicinal value. It is one of the traditional and early age herbs in India. The
plant has fleshy, oval shaped leaves 1-2cm long, from opposite along the stems. Small, tubular,
five-petaled, white flowers develop in leaf terminals and can blossom over many months of the
year.
#6. Calendula Calendula officinalis
Calendula is easy to grow plant. It has huge medicinal values. It can be grown on poor land with
the partial or full sun. It does require regular watering. So you must be careful about the
irrigation system of your calendula farm.
#7. Daruharidra Berberis Aristata
Daru Haridra is an important ayurvedic medicine. It also used in juice production and in
the cosmetics industry. The plant prefers light, medium and heavy soils. It can be grown heavy
clay and even in nutritionally poor soil.