Makoy (Phal) - Makoh (Fruit) - Kakmachi - Black Nightshade - Makoi - Mokoi - Solanum Nigrum by IndianJadiBooti

Makoy Phal - Dried Black Nightshade Fruit

IndianJadiBooti Makoy Phal is a dried raw botanical sold under regional names including Makoy, Makoi, Makoh, Mokoi, Kakmachi and Kali Makoi. The product is listed as the dried fruit of Solanum nigrum, a member of the Solanaceae family.

Product at a Glance

What You Receive

The pack contains dried Makoy fruit. Natural variation in size, shape and shade can occur because this is minimally processed botanical material. The dried berries may appear wrinkled and dark brown, purple-black or black.

Important Identity Difference

Black nightshade is not the same as deadly nightshade. Makoy is listed as Solanum nigrum. Deadly nightshade is Atropa belladonna. 

Use and Safety

This page does not provide a self-treatment dosage. Nightshade plants can contain steroidal glycoalkaloids, and their concentration can vary with species, fruit maturity, plant part and processing.

• Do not consume green, unripe or incorrectly identified berries.
• Do not prepare juices, decoctions, gargles, enemas or skin pastes from online instructions.
• Do not give this product to infants or children without qualified professional supervision.
• Avoid self-use during pregnancy or breastfeeding.
• Consult a qualified clinician before internal use, especially when taking medicines or managing a medical condition.
• Keep away from children and pets.

Storage

• Store in a cool and dry place away from direct sunlight.
• Keep the pack tightly closed after opening.
• Protect from moisture, insects and strong odours.
• Use only a clean and dry spoon or scoop.
• Discard the material if mould or dampness develops.