Gokhru Chota / Gokshura / गोखरू छोटा — Gokhru Chota, also known as Gokshura, is listed here as dried Tribulus terrestris fruit in Natural and Powder forms. Choose the form and pack weight that match the material you need.

Choose your form and pack

• Listed forms: Natural, Powder
• Pack options: 100g, 200g, 400g and 900g
• Material / part: Fruit

Natural suits buyers who want to inspect the fruit pieces. Powder is a milled form; confirm the required material and preparation with your practitioner rather than substituting roots or another species.

What the product photos show

The photos show pale, rough, spiny fruit pieces in the Natural form. They do not show a fine powder or separate cleaned seeds.

Identity and names

Tribulus terrestris L.; accepted Kew taxon. Fruit is the applicable Gokshura reference; not root or isolated seed.

Traditional reference context

Kew MPNS indexes Gokshura fruit separately from Gokshura root in Ayurvedic Pharmacopoeia references. The fruit reference is relevant to this listing; it does not substantiate treatment promises for this retail pack. Optional Rasa/Guna/Virya/Vipaka and verse attribution are omitted.

Use, storage and precautions

This is raw herbal material, rather than a ready-to-use medicine with a universal dose. Follow practitioner-specific instructions for any medicinal preparation.

For medicinal use, consult a qualified practitioner who can check the exact material, suitability and dose. Do not self-dose during pregnancy or breastfeeding, give an unidentified herb to children, or combine it with medicines without professional advice.

Store sealed in a cool, dry place, away from moisture and direct sunlight. Check the received pack label and selected quantity. For help choosing raw material, read the raw herb buying guide, or contact Jadibuti Store before ordering.

Frequently asked questions

What is the botanical name of Chota Gokhru?

The applicable botanical reference is Tribulus terrestris L. Gokshura and Chota Gokhru are names used for this material.

Is the listed part fruit, root or seed?

This listing is for fruit and its powdered form. The spiny outer fruit should not be described as separate cleaned seeds; roots are a different plant part.

How should I choose Natural versus Powder?

Choose Natural for fruit pieces and Powder for a milled form. Confirm the form needed for your intended preparation before buying.

Which sizes can I choose?

Natural and Powder are currently offered in 100g, 200g, 400g and 900g packs.

Can I substitute Bada Gokhru?

Do not substitute by common name alone. Check the botanical name and required plant part with your supplier or practitioner.

Do the photos represent both forms?

The current photos show Natural fruit pieces. A product-specific Powder photo is not available on this page.

How should Gokhru be stored and used?

Keep it sealed, dry and protected from moisture. There is no universal medicinal dose for every buyer; seek qualified advice for medicinal use.

Reference sources

• Kew POWO: Tribulus terrestris
• Kew MPNS: Gokshura fruit/root reference mapping
• IISc India Flora: vernacular names

Reference sources explain names and material context; they are not a certificate for the supplied pack. No treatment outcome or unverified certification is promised.