Amritanjali Ayurved Private Limited

USES

It is used in local applications against parasitic skin diseases and as a cataplasm in urological pains. The drug is sometimes used for promoting labour pains and conversely also as an abortifacient. It is considered useful in colic, chronic ulcers, piles and gonorrhea. The leaves when applied in the form of a paste to the forehead and neck are reported to cure asthma in children. The leaf juice is used against head lice.

CULTIVATION

Chemical constituents: Rhizomes and seeds contain colchicine, isoperlolyrine and related tropolane alkaloids. Air dried rhizomes contain β- sitosterol and its glucoside, 2-hydroxy 6-methoxy benzoic acid. 2. Package of Practices 2.1 Climate It is a tropical plant and comes up well in warm, humid regions. An annual rainfall of 350 - 400 cm.

SPECIES

The field is divided into convenient plots. About 10 t of FYM should be applied at the time of land preparation. Beds are prepared into ridges and furrows. Furrows with 15 cm depth are made with a spacing of 120 cm -150 cm between them. 2.4 Propagation Gloriosa is commercially propagated from its underground, V-shaped rhizomes. Planting Treated rhizomes are planted during rainy season, in furrows at a depth of 6-8 cm with a plant to plant spacing of 20-30 cm.

MARKETING

The discovery of high colchicine content in seeds led to surge in demand in domestic and international markets. Our company also provides the facility of Buy Back agreement.

HARVESTING

The crop flowers during September – October and matures in 170 - 180 days after planting. A single plant produces 75 -100 flowers and a single fruit contains 70 - 100 seeds. The right stage of harvest is when the capsule starts turning light green from dark green and skin of the fruit shows shrunken appearance and becomes light in weight. At this stage, when pressed the pod gives a cracking sound. The harvesting time is February (for crops planted in July). The fruits are harvested after 170 -180 days of planting and dried in the shade for 10 -15 days.

EXPENDITURE

Distance (in acre)	Seeds kit in acre	Cost of seeds kit	Fertilizer	Cost of cultivation
2*1 ft	3 kg	7,500 /-	12,000 /-	19,500 /-

Total Expenses: 19,500/-

INCOME & YIELD :

Income of year	Total Seeds	Company buy-back of seeds	Total	Total Dry roots	Company buy-back of dry roots	Total
Year 1st	80 kg	500 rs. kg	80*500=40,000/-	200 kg	20 rs. kg	200*20=4000/-
Year 2nd	80 kg	500 rs. kg	80*500=40,000/-	200 kg	20 rs. kg	200*20=4000/-
Year 3rd	80 kg	500 rs. kg	80*500=40,000/-	200 kg	20 rs. kg	200*20=4000/-
Year 4th	80 kg	500 rs. kg	80*500=40,000/-	200 kg	20 rs. kg	200*20=4000/-
Year 5th	80 kg	500 rs. kg	80*500=40,000/-	200 kg	20 rs. kg	200*20=4000/-
Total = 40,000 + 4000 = 44,000 /-

Total 5 years income: 2,20,000/-

SERVICES

Kalihari growing first harvesting practical training.
This includes Supervision, consultancy, guidance, Transportation cost first year.
Plantation cost is to be borne only once.
Buy back Agreement of Kalihari seeds and dry roots.
First production starts in 1st year and gets production in every 5 years. (5 years plant life)
Firstly prepare nursery for transplant.
Prepare nursery in 200 square feet area.
Sowing time for Kalihari “April to June”.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF COMPANY

For 1 Acre plantation cost of seeds is Rs.7,500/- , which is pay in advance before the cultivation.
The Buy Back Agreement Stamp paper of Rs.100/- has to be stamped by District Court of your area.
For 10 Acre or more yield the buy Back Agreement Stamp Paper will be of Rs.500/-.

Kalmegh

KALIHARI CULTIVATION

Vareity :Gloriosa Supera