Morinda Citrifolia; Noni; ရဲယို
Morinda Citrifolia;
RUBIACEAE (M quadrangularis
Common Name Noni; ရဲယို


Origin: From tropical Asia to Australia
Height: up to 7 m (23 ft);
Type: evergreen, small fruit tree
Status: not threatened;
Habitat: beach and lowland monsoon scrub on limestone; wasteland; beach rainforest
Growth: moderate (I think it is fast because I used to grow it)
Flowering: year-round;
Dry Tolerence: high
Salt Tolerence: high;
Light: partial shade to full sun;
Soil: well-drained
Nutrient: organic fertilisers
Hazards: none
Problems: none
Environment: insect nectar; bird fruit
Propagation: seeds; cuttings
Leaves: simple; deep green; paler below; to 2.5 x 12 cm (10 x 4.7 in); oblongt to elliptic
Flowers:
Fruit: inconspicuous; white; sessile, in dense, axiliary panicles
Use: seaside; screen; accent; container; large plantr; backyard tree; street tree; xerophytic; conservatory; food; medicine