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Gongura (Ambadi) is the tangy, sour sorrel leaf that is central to Andhra and Telangana cuisine. Intensely flavourful, fast-growing, and one of the most rewarding regional vegetables to grow at home.
Approx. seeds per gram: 42
NA - Gongura grows best with direct sowing.


Gongura Seeds (Ambadi)
Non-GMO Certified
Made in India
1 Crore+ Customers
Non-GMO Certified
Made in India
1 Crore+ Customers
Non-GMO Certified
Made in India
1 Crore+ Customers
Non-GMO Certified
Made in India
1 Crore+ Customers
Gongura Seeds (Ambadi)
₹99

Reusable 104 Holes Seedling Tray (Set of 3)
₹295

HDPE Round Grow Bag- 12 in x 12 in (DIA x H) (Set of 6) – 250 GSM
₹449
Total Amount

A tiny seed, your own hands, a little patience and it becomes something you can eat, smell, or simply admire. It's a small ritual in your own space that grows into something much bigger.
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Customers reported good growth results with these seeds when mixed with cocopeat and soil. While delivery service was praised as prompt and excellent, some concerns were raised about package handling during shipment. Overall ratings were high with successful germination in small garden spaces.
I’m using very little space to form a small garden. These gongura has grown well which I placed with cocopeat and soil mixture bought from Ugaoo. Happy with the purchase
Handling the package was very bad
Handling the package was very bad
order to delivery excellent …
order to delivery excellent …
Yes! Gongura and Ambadi are the same plant, known scientifically as Hibiscus sabdariffa. It’s called Gongura in Telugu and Ambadi in Marathi, while other regions call it Pulicha Keerai (Tamil) and Pitwaa (Hindi). This tangy, nutrient-rich green is a staple in chutneys, dals, and pickles across India!
Absolutely! Gongura (Ambadi) is a nutritional powerhouse packed with iron, calcium, antioxidants, and vitamin C. It aids digestion, boosts immunity, and supports heart health. Plus, its natural tangy flavor makes it a delicious addition to dals, chutneys, and curries.
Gongura seeds germinate in 5-10 days under warm conditions (20-30°C). For faster sprouting, soak them overnight before starting them in a well-draining medium like <a href="https://www.ugaoo.com/products/cocopeat-block-5-kg">Coco Peat</a>. Keep the soil moist but not soggy, place the seeds in a sunny spot, and watch your tangy greens grow in no time! Once the seeds germinate and grow at least two true leaves, transplant them in well-draining soil like Ugaoo's <a href="https://www.ugaoo.com/products/pot-o-mix-5-kg-potting-mix">Pot-O-Mix</a> and watch them grow into wonderful plants!
Yes, you can eat raw Gongura leaves, but be ready for a tangy, sour punch! While they're safe to consume fresh in salads or chutneys, cooking them reduces their sharp acidity and enhances flavor. Light sautéing or blending into dal and pickles is the best way to enjoy their nutritional goodness without overpowering your taste buds!
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