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Sagargota (Fever Nut) — also known as Bonduc Nut — is a thorny medicinal shrub from the Fabaceae family, native to Tropical Asia, Africa and Coastal Regions. Raised from these Caesalpinia bonduc seeds, it grows into a thorny evergreen climbing shrub reaching about 2–5 m with a dense, bushy & spreading canopy and a spread of about 2–4 m. These are natural, untreated Sagargota seeds intended for nursery raising, propagation and cultivation.

Each pack contains 10 seeds with a germination rate of about 50–70% under suitable conditions, and seedlings typically emerge in about 15–45 days. Rated moderate to raise from seed, Sagargota (Fever Nut) responds best when you lightly scarify the hard seed coat or soak seeds before sowing. avoid damaging the embryo and prevent waterlogging. Start seeds in nursery trays or Geo Fabric Circular Grow Bags filled with a light, well-draining mix, then shift healthy seedlings to a spot with full sun and well-drained sandy, sandy loam & loamy soil (pH 5.5–8.0). A Small Stainless Steel Trowel makes lifting and transplanting young seedlings easy without disturbing the roots.

The ideal sowing window in India is February–April & June–August, during the spring & monsoon window, when warm 20–35°C temperatures support quick, even germination. Sagargota (Fever Nut) suits avenue and roadside planting, landscaping and agroforestry across tropical, coastal, dry & subtropical zones. Seeds and other plant parts have traditional uses in Ayurveda and local practices; seeds are intended for planting. Timber value is rated low. Planning a mixed green belt? Pair it with our Harad Seeds (Haritaki / Terminalia chebula) for complementary colour and canopy.

Beyond its visual appeal, Sagargota (Fever Nut) provides ground cover, coastal vegetation and habitat, has carbon sequestration potential rated moderate, and provides shelter and resources for insects and small wildlife. Growing from seed is the most economical way to establish your own nursery stock, and it lets the young shrub adapt to your local soil and climate from day one — ideal for home gardeners, farm owners, schools, CSR plantation drives and landscape projects.

How to Grow Sagargota (Fever Nut) from Seed

Sagargota (Fever Nut) Sowing Season in India

Sow in the spring & monsoon window, ideally February–April & June–August, at 20–35°C. Avoid cold winter sowing, when germination slows sharply. Suits tropical & subtropical coastal climates up to 500 m.

Seed Preparation

Lightly scarify the hard seed coat or soak seeds before sowing. Avoid damaging the embryo and prevent waterlogging. Discard shrivelled or hollow seeds. Regional guidance: ICFRE.

Sowing Sagargota (Fever Nut) Seeds

  • Method: Nursery Sowing / Direct Sowing; direct sowing: yes
  • Mix: garden soil, cocopeat and compost, well-drained
  • Depth: cover with a thin layer, about twice the seed's thickness
  • Germination: about 15–45 days
  • Keep warm and evenly moist; mist with a 1 L Spray Pump

Transplanting and Spacing

Transplant healthy seedlings after adequate root development. Wear suitable protection when handling the thorny plant and provide adequate growing space. Spacing: about 2–3 m (mature spread about 2–4 m). Containers: possible when young with sufficient container space.

Ongoing Care

Give full sun and low to moderate water using a Watering Can. Tolerance: drought high, frost low and waterlogging low; shield seedlings from frost and standing water in year one. Growth rate is moderate; feed with compost or bio-fertilisers each monsoon.

Where to Plant Sagargota (Fever Nut)

Best for avenue and roadside planting, landscaping and agroforestry. Zones: tropical, coastal, dry & subtropical zones. States: Maharashtra, Gujarat, Goa, Kerala, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and other warm regions.

Common Problems

Hard seed coat, slow germination, old seed, excessive watering, poor drainage and transplant shock. Good drainage and avoiding overwatering prevent most seedling losses.

Common Name: Sagargota / Fever Nut / Bonduc Nut

Botanical Name: Caesalpinia bonduc

Plant Family: Fabaceae

Genus: Caesalpinia

Tree Type: Thorny Medicinal Shrub

Growth Form: Thorny Evergreen Climbing Shrub

Evergreen / Deciduous: Evergreen to Semi-Evergreen

Native Region: Tropical Asia, Africa and Coastal Regions

Native / Introduced: Native

Seed Type: Medicinal / Shrub Seed

Pack Size: 10 seeds

Germination Rate: Approx. 50–70% under suitable conditions

Germination Time: Approx. 15–45 Days

Planting Season: Spring & Monsoon

Best Sowing Months (India): February–April & June–August

Expected Mature Height: Approx. 2–5 m

Expected Mature Spread: Approx. 2–4 m

Canopy Type: Dense, Bushy & Spreading

Root Type: Deep & Branched Root System

Tree Growth Rate: Moderate

Timber Value: Low

Fruit / Seed Use: Hard seeds are used for propagation and have traditional uses

Seed Shelf Life: Approx. 12–24 Months under suitable storage

Country of Origin: India, if the actual commercial seed lot is sourced from India

Sunlight: Full Sun

Water Requirement: Low to Moderate

Soil Type: Well-drained Sandy, Sandy Loam & Loamy Soil

Soil pH: Approx. 5.5–8.0

Temperature Range: Approx. 20–35°C

Suitable Climate: Tropical & Subtropical Coastal

Rainfall Requirement: Low to Moderate

Altitude Range: Approx. 0–500 m

Drought Tolerance: High

Frost Tolerance: Low

Wind Tolerance: High

Shade Tolerance: Low

Waterlogging Tolerance: Low

Plant Spacing: Approx. 2–3 m

Nursery Suitable: Yes

Direct Sowing: Yes

Container Suitable: Possible when young with sufficient container space

Bonsai Suitable: Possible with careful training

Urban Planting: Limited due to thorny growth

Roadside Planting: Potentially Suitable where thorny growth is appropriate

Landscaping: Potentially Suitable for defensive hedges and naturalized landscapes

Agroforestry: Potentially Suitable

Pollinator Friendly: Yes

Bird Friendly: Limited to Moderate

Carbon Sequestration: Moderate

Erosion Control: High

Growing Difficulty: Moderate

Seed Storage: Store clean, dry seeds in a cool, dry and airtight container away from moisture and direct sunlight

How long do Sagargota (Fever Nut) seeds take to germinate?

Sagargota (Fever Nut) seeds typically germinate in about 15–45 days under warm, moist conditions. Lightly scarify the hard seed coat or soak seeds before sowing. Avoid damaging the embryo and prevent waterlogging.

When is the best time to sow Sagargota (Fever Nut) seeds in India?

The best sowing months for Sagargota (Fever Nut) in India are February–April & June–August, during the spring & monsoon window. Warm temperatures of 20–35°C give the fastest, most even germination.

How tall does Sagargota (Fever Nut) shrub grow?

Sagargota (Fever Nut) reaches about 2–5 m at maturity with a spread of about 2–4 m. Its growth rate is moderate, so plan spacing of about 2–3 m from the start.

Is Sagargota (Fever Nut) evergreen or deciduous?

Sagargota (Fever Nut) is evergreen to semi-evergreen. It is native to Tropical Asia, Africa and Coastal Regions.

How much sunlight does Sagargota (Fever Nut) need?

Sagargota (Fever Nut) grows best in full sun. Shade tolerance is low, so choose an open, sunny position for strong, healthy growth.

Can Sagargota (Fever Nut) be grown in a pot or container?

Possible when young with sufficient container space. Bonsai suitability: possible with careful training. Use a deep grow bag for the nursery stage and move the plant to open ground once it is established.

How do I prepare Sagargota (Fever Nut) seeds before sowing?

Lightly scarify the hard seed coat or soak seeds before sowing. Avoid damaging the embryo and prevent waterlogging. Sow in a light, well-draining mix and keep it evenly moist but never waterlogged until seedlings appear.

Where should I plant Sagargota (Fever Nut) shrub?

Sagargota (Fever Nut) is suited to avenue and roadside planting, landscaping and agroforestry. Give it well-drained sandy, sandy loam & loamy soil with pH 5.5–8.0 and keep it away from walls and underground pipes so the deep & branched root system can spread freely.

What are the environmental benefits of planting Sagargota (Fever Nut)?

Sagargota (Fever Nut) provides ground cover, coastal vegetation and habitat. Its carbon sequestration potential is rated moderate; it is pollinator-friendly, and offers high erosion control.

How should I store Sagargota (Fever Nut) seeds before sowing?

Store clean, dry seeds in a cool, dry and airtight container away from moisture and direct sunlight. Stored this way, seeds stay viable for about 12–24 months under suitable storage, though fresh seeds always give the best germination.

Why are my Sagargota (Fever Nut) seeds not germinating?

Common causes are hard seed coat, slow germination, old seed, excessive watering, poor drainage and transplant shock. Lightly scarify the hard seed coat or soak seeds before sowing. Avoid damaging the embryo and prevent waterlogging. Keep the medium warm and evenly moist, and confirm you are sowing within the February–April & June–August window.

Why is Sagargota (Fever Nut) germination slow or uneven?

Sagargota (Fever Nut) naturally germinates over about 15–45 days, and individual seeds can sprout weeks apart. Do not discard the tray early — keep it moist and warm and late seedlings will continue to emerge.

Why are my Sagargota (Fever Nut) seedlings rotting at the base?

This is usually damping-off caused by excess moisture and poor drainage. Use a free-draining mix, water only when the surface starts to dry, and keep seedlings in bright light with good airflow.

When should I transplant Sagargota (Fever Nut) seedlings?

Transplant healthy seedlings after adequate root development. Wear suitable protection when handling the thorny plant and provide adequate growing space. Harden seedlings off in partial sun for a week before moving them to their final position, and transplant in the cool of the evening to reduce shock.

Can I sow Sagargota (Fever Nut) seeds directly in the ground?

Yes. Nursery sowing gives you better control over moisture, protection from birds and pests, and a higher survival rate.

How often should I water a young Sagargota (Fever Nut) sapling?

Sagargota (Fever Nut) has low to moderate water needs. Water young plants when the top 2–3 cm of soil feels dry; waterlogging tolerance is low, so never let water stand around the roots.

Can Sagargota (Fever Nut) survive drought and frost?

Drought tolerance is high and frost tolerance is low. Mulch young plants in summer and cover or shelter them during cold nights in their first year.

What pests and diseases affect Sagargota (Fever Nut)?

Pest resistance is moderate to high and disease resistance is moderate. Most problems at the seedling stage come from fungal rot due to overwatering; inspect leaves regularly and use a neem-based spray at the first sign of pests.

How much space does Sagargota (Fever Nut) shrub need?

Allow about 2–3 m between plants. At maturity Sagargota (Fever Nut) reaches about 2–5 m and spreads about 2–4 m, so plant it well away from buildings, compound walls and overhead lines.

How fast does Sagargota (Fever Nut) grow from seed?

Sagargota (Fever Nut) has a moderate growth rate. With regular watering, full sun and annual feeding, seedlings establish within the first season and put on steady growth in the monsoon months that follow.

Refund Policy

This refund policy states that once an order has been delivered to and accepted by the customer, it cannot be refunded. However, if the customer believes that the order does not meet the specified requirements, they are required to contact the customer care team within 24 hours of receiving the order.

Here's a breakdown of the key points in this refund policy:

  • Orders Delivered and Accepted: Once a customer has received and accepted their order, they are not eligible for a refund.
  • Discrepancies in Order: If the customer believes that the order does not meet the specified requirements or is not as expected, they have a 24-hour window to contact the customer care team.

It's important for customers to read and understand the refund policy to know their rights and responsibilities when it comes to requesting refunds or addressing issues with their orders.

Cancellation Policy

This cancellation policy outlines the conditions under which customers can cancel their orders with Anandi Green's. Here are the key points of this policy:

  1. Cancellation Timeframe: Customers can request a cancellation within 24 hours of placing an order. Cancellation requests made after this time period may not be entertained.
  2. Exclusions for Cancellation: Orders cannot be canceled if they have already been communicated to the vendors/merchants, and the shipping process has been initiated. Additionally, there is no cancellation allowed for orders placed under the Same Day Delivery category.
  3. Special Occasion Products: Orders for products obtained by Anandi Green's marketing team on special occasions like Pongal, Diwali, Valentine's Day, etc., cannot be canceled. These are considered limited occasion offers.
  4. Damaged or Defective Items: If customers receive damaged or defective consumer durable or nondurable items, they should report the issue to the Customer Service team within 1 day of receipt. The request will be entertained after the merchant has checked and confirmed the issue.
  5. Product Not as Expected: If a customer receives a product that does not meet their expectations or does not match what was shown on the website, they must inform the customer service team within 24 hours of receiving the product. The Customer Service Team will review the complaint and make an appropriate decision.

Delivery and Shipping Policy

We have partnered with several logistics for our Domestic Shipments. Normal delivery and shipping estimate for all the domestic shipments are between 5 to 7 business days, delays might occur in some unavoidable circumstances .

Mandatory Unboxing Video for Claims.

For missing items or damaged products, claiming resolution requires the customer to provide a clear and uninterrupted unboxing video.

OTP Verified Delivery Protocol.

Delivery OTP should be provided only when the delivery agent is physically present at the doorstep. Any OTP shared over a call before product arrival will result in cancellation or rescheduling of the delivery.

Description▼

Sagargota (Fever Nut) — also known as Bonduc Nut — is a thorny medicinal shrub from the Fabaceae family, native to Tropical Asia, Africa and Coastal Regions. Raised from these Caesalpinia bonduc seeds, it grows into a thorny evergreen climbing shrub reaching about 2–5 m with a dense, bushy & spreading canopy and a spread of about 2–4 m. These are natural, untreated Sagargota seeds intended for nursery raising, propagation and cultivation.

Each pack contains 10 seeds with a germination rate of about 50–70% under suitable conditions, and seedlings typically emerge in about 15–45 days. Rated moderate to raise from seed, Sagargota (Fever Nut) responds best when you lightly scarify the hard seed coat or soak seeds before sowing. avoid damaging the embryo and prevent waterlogging. Start seeds in nursery trays or Geo Fabric Circular Grow Bags filled with a light, well-draining mix, then shift healthy seedlings to a spot with full sun and well-drained sandy, sandy loam & loamy soil (pH 5.5–8.0). A Small Stainless Steel Trowel makes lifting and transplanting young seedlings easy without disturbing the roots.

The ideal sowing window in India is February–April & June–August, during the spring & monsoon window, when warm 20–35°C temperatures support quick, even germination. Sagargota (Fever Nut) suits avenue and roadside planting, landscaping and agroforestry across tropical, coastal, dry & subtropical zones. Seeds and other plant parts have traditional uses in Ayurveda and local practices; seeds are intended for planting. Timber value is rated low. Planning a mixed green belt? Pair it with our Harad Seeds (Haritaki / Terminalia chebula) for complementary colour and canopy.

Beyond its visual appeal, Sagargota (Fever Nut) provides ground cover, coastal vegetation and habitat, has carbon sequestration potential rated moderate, and provides shelter and resources for insects and small wildlife. Growing from seed is the most economical way to establish your own nursery stock, and it lets the young shrub adapt to your local soil and climate from day one — ideal for home gardeners, farm owners, schools, CSR plantation drives and landscape projects.

How to grow▼

How to Grow Sagargota (Fever Nut) from Seed

Sagargota (Fever Nut) Sowing Season in India

Sow in the spring & monsoon window, ideally February–April & June–August, at 20–35°C. Avoid cold winter sowing, when germination slows sharply. Suits tropical & subtropical coastal climates up to 500 m.

Seed Preparation

Lightly scarify the hard seed coat or soak seeds before sowing. Avoid damaging the embryo and prevent waterlogging. Discard shrivelled or hollow seeds. Regional guidance: ICFRE.

Sowing Sagargota (Fever Nut) Seeds

  • Method: Nursery Sowing / Direct Sowing; direct sowing: yes
  • Mix: garden soil, cocopeat and compost, well-drained
  • Depth: cover with a thin layer, about twice the seed's thickness
  • Germination: about 15–45 days
  • Keep warm and evenly moist; mist with a 1 L Spray Pump

Transplanting and Spacing

Transplant healthy seedlings after adequate root development. Wear suitable protection when handling the thorny plant and provide adequate growing space. Spacing: about 2–3 m (mature spread about 2–4 m). Containers: possible when young with sufficient container space.

Ongoing Care

Give full sun and low to moderate water using a Watering Can. Tolerance: drought high, frost low and waterlogging low; shield seedlings from frost and standing water in year one. Growth rate is moderate; feed with compost or bio-fertilisers each monsoon.

Where to Plant Sagargota (Fever Nut)

Best for avenue and roadside planting, landscaping and agroforestry. Zones: tropical, coastal, dry & subtropical zones. States: Maharashtra, Gujarat, Goa, Kerala, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and other warm regions.

Common Problems

Hard seed coat, slow germination, old seed, excessive watering, poor drainage and transplant shock. Good drainage and avoiding overwatering prevent most seedling losses.

Technical Details▼

Common Name: Sagargota / Fever Nut / Bonduc Nut

Botanical Name: Caesalpinia bonduc

Plant Family: Fabaceae

Genus: Caesalpinia

Tree Type: Thorny Medicinal Shrub

Growth Form: Thorny Evergreen Climbing Shrub

Evergreen / Deciduous: Evergreen to Semi-Evergreen

Native Region: Tropical Asia, Africa and Coastal Regions

Native / Introduced: Native

Seed Type: Medicinal / Shrub Seed

Pack Size: 10 seeds

Germination Rate: Approx. 50–70% under suitable conditions

Germination Time: Approx. 15–45 Days

Planting Season: Spring & Monsoon

Best Sowing Months (India): February–April & June–August

Expected Mature Height: Approx. 2–5 m

Expected Mature Spread: Approx. 2–4 m

Canopy Type: Dense, Bushy & Spreading

Root Type: Deep & Branched Root System

Tree Growth Rate: Moderate

Timber Value: Low

Fruit / Seed Use: Hard seeds are used for propagation and have traditional uses

Seed Shelf Life: Approx. 12–24 Months under suitable storage

Country of Origin: India, if the actual commercial seed lot is sourced from India

Growing Conditions▼

Sunlight: Full Sun

Water Requirement: Low to Moderate

Soil Type: Well-drained Sandy, Sandy Loam & Loamy Soil

Soil pH: Approx. 5.5–8.0

Temperature Range: Approx. 20–35°C

Suitable Climate: Tropical & Subtropical Coastal

Rainfall Requirement: Low to Moderate

Altitude Range: Approx. 0–500 m

Drought Tolerance: High

Frost Tolerance: Low

Wind Tolerance: High

Shade Tolerance: Low

Waterlogging Tolerance: Low

Plant Spacing: Approx. 2–3 m

Nursery Suitable: Yes

Direct Sowing: Yes

Container Suitable: Possible when young with sufficient container space

Bonsai Suitable: Possible with careful training

Urban Planting: Limited due to thorny growth

Roadside Planting: Potentially Suitable where thorny growth is appropriate

Landscaping: Potentially Suitable for defensive hedges and naturalized landscapes

Agroforestry: Potentially Suitable

Pollinator Friendly: Yes

Bird Friendly: Limited to Moderate

Carbon Sequestration: Moderate

Erosion Control: High

Growing Difficulty: Moderate

Seed Storage: Store clean, dry seeds in a cool, dry and airtight container away from moisture and direct sunlight

FAQ's▼
How long do Sagargota (Fever Nut) seeds take to germinate?

Sagargota (Fever Nut) seeds typically germinate in about 15–45 days under warm, moist conditions. Lightly scarify the hard seed coat or soak seeds before sowing. Avoid damaging the embryo and prevent waterlogging.

When is the best time to sow Sagargota (Fever Nut) seeds in India?

The best sowing months for Sagargota (Fever Nut) in India are February–April & June–August, during the spring & monsoon window. Warm temperatures of 20–35°C give the fastest, most even germination.

How tall does Sagargota (Fever Nut) shrub grow?

Sagargota (Fever Nut) reaches about 2–5 m at maturity with a spread of about 2–4 m. Its growth rate is moderate, so plan spacing of about 2–3 m from the start.

Is Sagargota (Fever Nut) evergreen or deciduous?

Sagargota (Fever Nut) is evergreen to semi-evergreen. It is native to Tropical Asia, Africa and Coastal Regions.

How much sunlight does Sagargota (Fever Nut) need?

Sagargota (Fever Nut) grows best in full sun. Shade tolerance is low, so choose an open, sunny position for strong, healthy growth.

Can Sagargota (Fever Nut) be grown in a pot or container?

Possible when young with sufficient container space. Bonsai suitability: possible with careful training. Use a deep grow bag for the nursery stage and move the plant to open ground once it is established.

How do I prepare Sagargota (Fever Nut) seeds before sowing?

Lightly scarify the hard seed coat or soak seeds before sowing. Avoid damaging the embryo and prevent waterlogging. Sow in a light, well-draining mix and keep it evenly moist but never waterlogged until seedlings appear.

Where should I plant Sagargota (Fever Nut) shrub?

Sagargota (Fever Nut) is suited to avenue and roadside planting, landscaping and agroforestry. Give it well-drained sandy, sandy loam & loamy soil with pH 5.5–8.0 and keep it away from walls and underground pipes so the deep & branched root system can spread freely.

What are the environmental benefits of planting Sagargota (Fever Nut)?

Sagargota (Fever Nut) provides ground cover, coastal vegetation and habitat. Its carbon sequestration potential is rated moderate; it is pollinator-friendly, and offers high erosion control.

How should I store Sagargota (Fever Nut) seeds before sowing?

Store clean, dry seeds in a cool, dry and airtight container away from moisture and direct sunlight. Stored this way, seeds stay viable for about 12–24 months under suitable storage, though fresh seeds always give the best germination.

Common Questions & Troubleshooting▼
Why are my Sagargota (Fever Nut) seeds not germinating?

Common causes are hard seed coat, slow germination, old seed, excessive watering, poor drainage and transplant shock. Lightly scarify the hard seed coat or soak seeds before sowing. Avoid damaging the embryo and prevent waterlogging. Keep the medium warm and evenly moist, and confirm you are sowing within the February–April & June–August window.

Why is Sagargota (Fever Nut) germination slow or uneven?

Sagargota (Fever Nut) naturally germinates over about 15–45 days, and individual seeds can sprout weeks apart. Do not discard the tray early — keep it moist and warm and late seedlings will continue to emerge.

Why are my Sagargota (Fever Nut) seedlings rotting at the base?

This is usually damping-off caused by excess moisture and poor drainage. Use a free-draining mix, water only when the surface starts to dry, and keep seedlings in bright light with good airflow.

When should I transplant Sagargota (Fever Nut) seedlings?

Transplant healthy seedlings after adequate root development. Wear suitable protection when handling the thorny plant and provide adequate growing space. Harden seedlings off in partial sun for a week before moving them to their final position, and transplant in the cool of the evening to reduce shock.

Can I sow Sagargota (Fever Nut) seeds directly in the ground?

Yes. Nursery sowing gives you better control over moisture, protection from birds and pests, and a higher survival rate.

How often should I water a young Sagargota (Fever Nut) sapling?

Sagargota (Fever Nut) has low to moderate water needs. Water young plants when the top 2–3 cm of soil feels dry; waterlogging tolerance is low, so never let water stand around the roots.

Can Sagargota (Fever Nut) survive drought and frost?

Drought tolerance is high and frost tolerance is low. Mulch young plants in summer and cover or shelter them during cold nights in their first year.

What pests and diseases affect Sagargota (Fever Nut)?

Pest resistance is moderate to high and disease resistance is moderate. Most problems at the seedling stage come from fungal rot due to overwatering; inspect leaves regularly and use a neem-based spray at the first sign of pests.

How much space does Sagargota (Fever Nut) shrub need?

Allow about 2–3 m between plants. At maturity Sagargota (Fever Nut) reaches about 2–5 m and spreads about 2–4 m, so plant it well away from buildings, compound walls and overhead lines.

How fast does Sagargota (Fever Nut) grow from seed?

Sagargota (Fever Nut) has a moderate growth rate. With regular watering, full sun and annual feeding, seedlings establish within the first season and put on steady growth in the monsoon months that follow.

Shipping & Return▼

Refund Policy

This refund policy states that once an order has been delivered to and accepted by the customer, it cannot be refunded. However, if the customer believes that the order does not meet the specified requirements, they are required to contact the customer care team within 24 hours of receiving the order.

Here's a breakdown of the key points in this refund policy:

  • Orders Delivered and Accepted: Once a customer has received and accepted their order, they are not eligible for a refund.
  • Discrepancies in Order: If the customer believes that the order does not meet the specified requirements or is not as expected, they have a 24-hour window to contact the customer care team.

It's important for customers to read and understand the refund policy to know their rights and responsibilities when it comes to requesting refunds or addressing issues with their orders.

Cancellation Policy

This cancellation policy outlines the conditions under which customers can cancel their orders with Anandi Green's. Here are the key points of this policy:

  1. Cancellation Timeframe: Customers can request a cancellation within 24 hours of placing an order. Cancellation requests made after this time period may not be entertained.
  2. Exclusions for Cancellation: Orders cannot be canceled if they have already been communicated to the vendors/merchants, and the shipping process has been initiated. Additionally, there is no cancellation allowed for orders placed under the Same Day Delivery category.
  3. Special Occasion Products: Orders for products obtained by Anandi Green's marketing team on special occasions like Pongal, Diwali, Valentine's Day, etc., cannot be canceled. These are considered limited occasion offers.
  4. Damaged or Defective Items: If customers receive damaged or defective consumer durable or nondurable items, they should report the issue to the Customer Service team within 1 day of receipt. The request will be entertained after the merchant has checked and confirmed the issue.
  5. Product Not as Expected: If a customer receives a product that does not meet their expectations or does not match what was shown on the website, they must inform the customer service team within 24 hours of receiving the product. The Customer Service Team will review the complaint and make an appropriate decision.

Delivery and Shipping Policy

We have partnered with several logistics for our Domestic Shipments. Normal delivery and shipping estimate for all the domestic shipments are between 5 to 7 business days, delays might occur in some unavoidable circumstances .

Mandatory Unboxing Video for Claims.

For missing items or damaged products, claiming resolution requires the customer to provide a clear and uninterrupted unboxing video.

OTP Verified Delivery Protocol.

Delivery OTP should be provided only when the delivery agent is physically present at the doorstep. Any OTP shared over a call before product arrival will result in cancellation or rescheduling of the delivery.

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Tree Type

Medicinal, Fruit & Timber Tree

Evergreen / Sacred Tree

Fruit Tree

Evergreen / Deciduous

Deciduous

Evergreen

Deciduous

Expected Mature Height

15–25 m

15–30 m

8–18 m

Growth Rate

Moderate

Moderate

Moderate

Pack Size

10 seeds

10 Seeds

15 Seeds

Germination Time

20–45 Days

1–3 Months

15–30 Days

Best Sowing Months (India)

February–April & June–August

February–August

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Sunlight Requirement

Full Sun to Partial Shade

Full Sun to Partial Sun

Full Sun

Water Requirement

Moderate

Moderate

Moderate

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