Which soil is suitable for Organic Tamarind Production?

Tamarind tree grows in slightly acidic, well drained soils, and although it cannot withstand stagnant inundation. Tamarind trees can tolerate a wide range of physical site characteristics. It prefers wooded grassland and semi-arid areas, and can also be found growing along riverbanks and stream. Tamarind does not penetrate the rainforest. Its wide root system contributes to its resistance to wind and drought. Tamarind tree also bears saline air and fog in coastal districts, and even monsoon climates, where it has shown its value for plantations.