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Hooker Chives मैरोई नकुप्पी

Allium hookeri

Tree Tomato (तमरिल्लो), Solanum betaceum
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मैरोई नकुप्पी
Botanical
Allium hookeri
Family
Amaryllidaceae

About the plant

The thick-rooted chive of Manipur, eaten root and leaf together.

Growing it

Divide the clump every second year to keep it vigorous.

What it is for

Maroi nakuppi in eromba and stir-fries; easy pot crop.

How to grow

Sunlight
Part sun
Water
Steady moisture
Season
May–Jul
Grows in
Balcony, Garden / ground, Terrace / rooftop
Mature size
30–50 cm
First harvest
Harvest at 6 months

Divide the clump every second year to keep it vigorous.

Traditional uses

Traditionally used — recorded as tradition, not as established effect. The two registers below are kept separate on purpose.

Traditional knowledge

Maroi nakuppi in eromba and stir-fries; easy pot crop.

Scientific evidence

This record has not yet assessed the research on these uses. Absence of an assessment here is not evidence either way.

Important: Traditional plant use does not replace professional medical advice. Do not treat a condition on the strength of this page — speak to a doctor.

Ecological value

Where it grows in India

Review
Not yet reviewed by a named specialist
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