Gucchi Mushroom: This vegetable is more expensive than mutton, but treats cancer and heart attack

News India Live, Digital Desk: Gucchi mushroom: This unique and extremely precious vegetable found in the hilly areas of Himachal Pradesh is called bunch. It is not an ordinary vegetable, but a rare mushroom that grows naturally and is considered to be very nutritious and full of medicinal properties. People living in the mountains consider it gold. It costs thousands of rupees in the market.

Gucci is not a common agricultural crop. It only grows naturally in special mountainous regions. Farming was not done in any way. It is being said that due to bad weather this year, the production of Gucci has been completely destroyed. In the past, tons of Gucci were collected from the hills of this place. This year, only 200 to 300 kg has been found in the entire Himachal Pradesh, which is not even one percent compared to the previous year.

March-April is usually the right time to grow Guesi. But this time there was some sudden snowfall. Due to this change in climate, the appropriate environment for its development could not be available. As a result, people who used to earn good money by selling Gucci had to return empty -handed this time.

Guchi is famous not only in Himachal but also in the country and abroad. Earlier its price was Rs 16 thousand per kg. But now when cultivation is being done in China with polyhouse technology, its lack of supply has been affected. Currently, its price is around 6 to 7 thousand rupees per kg. Gucci is often sent to five -star hotels, high -grade restaurants and abroad. It is considered one of the most expensive vegetables. Even today, it is selling 30 to 40 thousand rupees per kg in supermarkets in big cities like Delhi and Mumbai, which reflects the level of its demand.

This vegetable has many medicinal properties. It helps in promoting the body’s immune system, improving heart health and fighting diseases like cancer. Due to this, the demand for this expensive vegetable has increased.

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