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Description
Gokhru Chota (Small Caltrops) Natural & Powder
Gokhru Chota (गोखरू छोटा) is the fruit of Tribulus terrestris, a classical Ayurvedic raw herb also known as Gokshura, Small Caltrops and Land Caltrops. It is distinct from Gokhru Bada (Pedalium murex).
Product Identity
| Common Name | Gokhru Chota / Gokshura |
| Hindi Name | गोखरू छोटा |
| English Names | Small Caltrops / Land Caltrops / Puncture Vine |
| Botanical Name | Tribulus terrestris L. |
| Plant Part | Fruit |
| Available Forms | Natural and powder |
| Pack Sizes | 100 g, 200 g, 400 g and 900 g |
Traditional Ayurvedic Context
Gokhru Chota is identified in Ayurvedic trade and pharmacopoeial resources as Tribulus terrestris. It is traditionally included in formulations related to urinary and general wellness. This traditional context should not be interpreted as a claim to treat kidney stones, urinary disorders, infertility or any disease.
Natural or Powder?
Natural: dried fruit for customers who prefer the raw herb.
Powder: ready-ground fruit for convenient traditional or practitioner-guided preparations.
How to Use
The method and quantity vary by formulation and individual needs. For therapeutic use, consult a qualified Ayurvedic professional instead of relying on a universal dose.
Storage
Store tightly sealed in a cool, dry place away from moisture and direct sunlight.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Gokhru Chota?
Gokhru Chota is Tribulus terrestris, also commonly known as Gokshura or Small Caltrops.
Is Gokhru Chota the same as Gokshura?
Gokshura is a common Ayurvedic name associated with Tribulus terrestris, the species sold here as Gokhru Chota.
What is the difference between Gokhru Bada and Gokhru Chota?
Gokhru Chota is Tribulus terrestris; Gokhru Bada is Pedalium murex. They are botanically different raw herbs.
Which plant part is used in this product?
This product uses the fruit.
Is Gokhru Chota available as powder?
Yes. Natural and Powder variants are available.
What is Gokhru Chota called in English?
It is commonly called Small Caltrops, Land Caltrops or Puncture Vine.
How should Gokhru Chota be stored?
Keep it airtight, dry and away from heat, moisture and direct sunlight.
Note: This is a raw Ayurvedic herb. Consult a qualified professional before therapeutic use, especially if you take medicines or have a medical condition.