Natural Indigo Farming
Indigo plants love warmth and humidity. To grow indigo in a cold country, you need a warm greenhouse, a conservatory or a sunny windowsill. Providing you can keep the plants warm, the earlier you sow indigo seeds the better, as you will have a longer growing season. I try to sow mine in early February, but you can sow indigo seeds as late as April. Soak the seeds overnight in water and then sow your seeds in pots at least 3 inches in diameter, one seed per pot (pots are better than seed trays because indigo does not like to have its roots disturbed). Keep the pots in a heated propagator until the seeds germinate and then move them to warm windowsill. When the indigo seedlings are large enough, re-pot them once or twice into larger pots with good soil. Eventually use a 10 litre pot per plant. If you have a sheltered position and the weather is warm you might be able to keep the plants outside in the summer.
Natural Indigo Powder
Shri Lal Ji Mehandi Udyog manufacture the finest quality and best indigo powder for hair. Our indigo powder hair dyes give a rich hair coloring experience. Shri Lal Ji Mehandi Udyog was the first company to introduce indigo powder for hair coloring in the last twenty six years. We have mastered ourselves in producing indigo leaf powders with our twenty-five years of experience. We have an ample set-up for producing the best indigo powder from the leaves of Indigofera Tinctoria, the indigo plant. Indigo is one of the oldest hair dyes which yields a rich and deep blue hue to grey hair that lasts longer. Indigo herbal powder is a natural dye, i.e., when applied to hair it does not leave an instant deep and dense color, but the actual results are shown post twenty-four hours.
Shri Lal Ji Mehandi Udyog
Shri Lal Ji Mehandi Udyog was established in 1996 by its director Mr. Nemchand Goyal Having a wide of experience 40 years in the field of the Henna Industry.
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