Kadamb tree Ayurvedic medicinal plants Farming way to crorepati

  Kadamb tree Ayurvedic medicinal plants Farming way to crorepati 


Kadamb tree 

This tree has tremendous Ayurvedic properties and well known from SHRIKRISHNA'S ancient times. 


Kadamba and Lord Krishna:

Kadamba is mentioned in most of the Indian mythological and historical literature. The tree is associated with Lord Krishna. Radha and Krishna are supposed to have conducted their love play in the hospitable and sweet-scented shade of the Kadamba. In his younger days, Krishna performed most of his famous ‘Raas-Lila’ and also played his mesmerizing flute (Bansuri) under this particular tree.

Radha & Krishna under kadamba tree

Growing tips for Kadamba tree:

The tree is propagated by seed sowing. In the first year, seeds are sown in grow bags in the rainy season. After germination, seedlings are transplanted a permanent location in the next year’s monsoon. A well-drained soil and humid climate are best for its growth. The tree proliferates fast. It is planted in large grooves or on roadsides. Kadamba tree is highly susceptible to frost, and even fully grown trees are killed to ground level by the frost.

large kadamba tree

Uses of Kadamba Tree:

  • The tree is used as a medicinal plants in Ayurveda. It has been known to cure many diseases. Mainly, the extract prepared from the bark and leaves is crucial.
  • It is planted as an evergreen ornamental tree.
  • It is one of the Nakshatra trees, in the astral garden. Read more about astral garden  (Nakshatra Udyan)
  • Apart from planting in parks, the tree is also used for timber and paper-making.
  • Kadamba flowers are an important raw material in the production of ‘attar’, which is an Indian perfume.

kadamba flower


kadam ka ped



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