Aegle marmelos

Species

Also called Bengal quince, wood apple, golden apple, stone apple, Japanese bitter orange, bael fruit, bel fruit, bael fruit of India

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Aegle marmelos
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Fact sheet

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Days to germination14–28 days

“Germination typically occurs within 2-4 weeks” — How to grow Bael (Wood Apple - Aegle marmelos) on terrace | TerraceFarming

Lightfull sun / part shade

“Full sun when young” — Bael Fruit (Aegle marmelos): How to Grow & Caresearch

Hardiness zonesUSDA 9+

“USDA 9+” — Bael Fruit (Aegle marmelos): How to Grow & Caresearch

Edible partsfruit eaten fresh or made into juice, dried fruit and toffee; tender young leaves are eaten cooked

“Fruit eaten fresh or made into juice” — Bael Fruit (Aegle marmelos): How to Grow & Caresearch

Toxicitynot toxic

“Non-toxic – the fruit and young leaves are edible” — Bael Fruit (Aegle marmelos): How to Grow & Caresearch

Pestsleaf miner, leaf-eating caterpillars, spider mites, mealybugs

“⚠Leaf miner ⚠Leaf-eating caterpillars ⚠Spider mites ⚠Mealybugs” — How to grow Bael (Wood Apple - Aegle marmelos) on terrace | TerraceFarming

Companionspulses (e.g, cowpea), marigold, basil

“🌿 Pulses (e.g., Cowpea, for nitrogen fixation)🌿 Marigold (pest repellent)🌿 Basil (repels hornworms, improves flavor)” — How to grow Bael (Wood Apple - Aegle marmelos) on terrace | TerraceFarming

Keep away fromexhaustive intercrops, deep-rooted crops, allium family

“Avoid planting nearby ✗ Exhaustive intercrops (compete for nutrients/moisture)✗ Deep-rooted crops (compete with bael's root system)✗ Allium family (onions, garlic, chives, near legumes)” — How to grow Bael (Wood Apple - Aegle marmelos) on terrace | TerraceFarming

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