The ambarella crop thrives in hot, humid climates in tropical zones. It grows extensively in warmer parts of asia and africa, in many countries including india, sri lanka, malaysia, thailand, indonesia, jamaica and barbados.you can also bake slices of ambarella to make delicious chips. Unripe ambarella can be made into jellies and pickles and are excellent for making sour flavorings for soups and sauces. Additionally, the leaves of unripe ambarella can be eaten raw as a seasoning or steamed and eaten as a vegetable. The plant comes in a healthy, well-rooted condition, ready for transplanting into your favorite garden bed, planter, or decorative pot. Its vibrant leaves and sturdy stem ensure long-term growth and easy maintenance, requiring only basic care such as regular watering, occasional pruning, and periodic feeding with organic fertilizer.