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Indian Laburnum Seeds (Cassia Fistula) - 100 g
| Name | Indian Laburnum Seeds (Cassia Fistula) - 100 g |
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| MRP | ₹299 (Incl. of all taxes) |
In India, Laburnum is commonly known as "Amaltas" (अमलतास). This stunning tree, scientifically called Cassia fistula, is famous for its bright yellow, cascading flowers, especially during summer. It’s also the national tree of Thailand and has traditional medicinal uses in Ayurveda. A true golden beauty of many landscapes!
Laburnum is a moderately fast grower, adding about 1–2 feet per year under the right conditions. With plenty of sunshine, well-draining soil, and lots of love, it’ll reward you with gorgeous golden cascades of flowers in just a few years. Patience pays off—this beauty is worth the wait!
Laburnum seeds love a sunny, well-drained spot! Sow them in loamy or sandy soil, ideally in a warm outdoor area or large pots with good drainage. For sowing these seeds, you can use Ugaoo's Garden Soil Mix—a perfect blend of red soil and cow manure for optimal nutrition. If you're planting Cassia fistula (Amaltas), choose a spacious spot, as it grows into a stunning tree with golden blooms. Just keep them away from frost-prone areas for best growth!
Laburnum symbolizes beauty, renewal, and resilience! In India, Amaltas (Cassia fistula) represents prosperity and good fortune. Its golden blooms also symbolize purity and enlightenment, making it a favorite in spiritual and artistic traditions!
Cassia fistula seeds, derived from the beautiful Amaltas tree, have multiple medicinal benefits in traditional medicine. However, always consult a health professional before use! This is because when ingested the wrong way, these seeds can be toxic to the human body. But when used the right way, they find uses in Ayurveda to treat conditions like constipation, jaundice, and skin diseases due to their laxative and detoxifying properties. The seeds are also believed to have anti-inflammatory and antioxidant benefits, supporting overall health.

