Question

where does the indigo crop originally grow in​

Answer 1

Answer:

india

Explanation:

The plant was chiefly grown in India (hence its name). In the Caribbean indigo was cultivated by European colonists. During the 1600s it was a principle item of export from the region. In the United States the indigo plant was cultivated in the low country of South Carolina and Georgia beginning in 1741.

Answer 2

Answer:

These species usually can grow on land between sea level at 1,650 m. Over 600 types can be found in Africa, nearly 200 in Asia, more than 80 in America, and another 50-60 in Australia. However, the most widely used types for natural dye indigo are found mainly in tropical and subtropical zones.