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Aegle marmelos / Belou marmelos / Crateva marmelos – Bael, Bengal Quince, Golden Apple, Japanese Bitter Orange, Stone Apple, Wood Apple

Botanical nomenclature: Aegle marmelos / Belou marmelos / Crateva marmelos
Common name: Bael, Bengal Quince, Golden Apple, Japanese Bitter Orange, Stone Apple, Wood Apple
Family: Rutaceae

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Description

Aegle marmelos, commonly known as Bael or Bengal Quince, is a small to medium-sized deciduous tree with a spreading crown and aromatic leaves. Native to South and Southeast Asia, it produces round to pear-shaped fruits with a hard shell and sweet, fragrant pulp inside. The tree thrives in warm, tropical climates and is highly tolerant of dry conditions, making it well-suited for arid and subtropical gardens. Its attractive foliage and resilience make it a valuable ornamental and ecological species.

Germination Guide

🌍 India and South Asia
Easy

Crotalaria juncea, commonly known as Sunn hemp, is a fast-growing tropical legume native to India that has been cultivated since prehistoric times. Seeds have high germination rates and typically emerge within 3-14 days under warm conditions above 20°C. This species is valued as a green manure crop, cover crop, and nitrogen-fixing plant that can fix significant amounts of atmospheric nitrogen within 60-90 days.

Germination
Germination time
Expect germination in

3 – 14 days

Temperature

Min 10°C
Ideal 22°C
Max 30°C

Light
☁️ Indifferent

Substrate moisture
💧 Medium

Sowing depth
1 cm

Press seed
👆 Yes


Seed Pre-treatment
  • 💧

    Soaking — 2 hours
    Soak in warm water for 2 hours. Most seeds will swell and should be sown immediately
  • 🔨

    Mechanical scarification
    Seeds with hard seed coat can be gently scarified by rubbing between sandpaper or using a small file to break dormancy
  • 📋

    Additional notes
    Soak in warm water for 2 hours. Sown swollen seeds immediately. Gently scarify non-swollen seeds with hard seed coat

Substrate & Container
Recommended substrate
Well-drained seed sowing mix or sandy loam

Recommended container
Seed trays or pots with drainage holes


Growing Tips
Maintain soil temperature above 20°C for optimal germination. Avoid excessive moisture during the first 2 weeks after germination, which can lead to seedling damping-off. Use cowpea-type inoculant for enhanced nitrogen fixation and root nodule development. Compress soil lightly after sowing to ensure good seed-soil contact. Seeds have a high percentage of hard seed naturally; soaking in warm water before sowing significantly improves germination rates.

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