DESCRIPTION Amar Bel, also known as "Immortal Vine," is a type of parasitic vine related to the Morning Glory family. It grows in a prolific manner over host plants or other support, with inter-twined stems giving it the common name of "Devil's Hair." The starter plant would have had some roots at first. After a few days, the touch-sensitive plant either finds a host or perishes. After taking up residence on a host, it becomes a stem parasite that feeds off the host while the roots shrivel up. Haustoria, which resemble roots and enter the host stem to obtain water and nutrients, grow from the twining stem. The blooms are tiny, white, perfectly shaped like a bell, and have a fleshy calyx that is immediately linked to the nodes of the stem. Dodder plant is a vicious and hungry vine that typically outgrows its host and kills it. It also contributes to the spread of various viral diseases, including Citrus mosaic and Purple Blotch, to trees and field crops. Dodder control is a significant challenge for crops and forests since its seeds can slumber for five years. Amarbel is a what kind of plant? A parasitic plant from the Convolvulaceae family is called Cuscuta reflexa. It is also known as amarbel, akashabela, and dodder plant. SHIPPINGInternational orders will be shipped by India Post International order will take 11-25 business days to deliver goods worldwideFor express shipping please write to us.If your product is undelivered with in specific time period, we would like to request you please write us once before opening, item not received case. So we can update you about the delivery. RETURN POLICYReturn will be accepted within 15 Days from the Date of Delivery to Buyer. Please write to us before opening any return case. So we can mutually resolve the case.If Any Tax Is Applicable At Buyers Country, Buyer Has To Pay All Such Taxes As Per Law. PAYMENT We Accept Payment Through eCRATER payments Methods. FEEDBACK Please spare a few minutes to submit your valuable feedback. Thanks