Maha bilvam has Nine leaves per stalk

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Maha bilvam, also known as Bilva or Toothed-Leaf Limonia, is a holly tree that is sacred and revered in India and Sri Lanka. It is a symbol of spirituality and health, and is often used in worship of Lord Shiva and Goddess Lakshmi. 

Here are some characteristics of the Maha bilvam plant:

·         Origin: The Maha bilvam is native to the West Central Himalaya, India, and Sri Lanka. 

·         Leaves: The Maha bilvam has nine leaves per stalk. 

·         Medicinal properties: The Maha bilvam is said to have many medicinal secrets. 

·         Spiritual significance: The Maha bilvam is the Sthala virusham of many Shiva temples in India. 

·         Climate: The Maha bilvam prefers a warm and humid climate, but can withstand mild frost. The ideal temperature for this plant is 15°C to 40°C. 

·         Blooming: The Maha bilvam flowers throughout the year