Dhatri Homa is a Hindu ritual that involves worshipping Lord Damodara (Sri Krishna) under an Aamla tree. The word "Dhatri" means "the nourisher" and is associated with the Aamla, or Amalaki, a gooseberry plant that is considered a rejuvenator in Ayurveda.

Here are some other details about Dhatri Homa:

• It is performed on the day of Karthika Masa, Shukla Paksha, Trayodashi on the Hindu calendar.

• The ritual is accompanied by Vanabhojana, a meal served in an open space near the Aamla tree. Amla is used in many of the dishes prepared for Vanabhojana

*Mentions of Dhatri Homa and Vanabhojana can be found in the Padma Purana, Ramayana, and Skanda Purana.