Red soil is a type of soil that develops in warm, humid climates and is highly beneficial for agriculture. It is characterized by its fertility and well-drained properties, making it an ideal choice for growing crops that require lots of nutrients. The use of red soil at Alita not only enhances the aesthetic appeal of the project but also contributes to its eco-friendly status.

At Alita, red soil has been used as part of an extensive landscaping effort featuring various species of trees such as Jacaranda mimosaefolia, tree-mimusops elengi, Albizia lebbeck, and Lagerstroemia speciosa. These trees not only provide shade and beauty but also play a vital role in maintaining the overall ecosystem balance. The presence of these trees further enhances the natural beauty of Alita while simultaneously providing numerous environmental benefits.

In addition to its agricultural potential, red soil has significant relevance to the water management system at Alita. By using harvesting pits and other techniques, rainwater can be effectively captured and stored in the underlying aquifers. This not only helps improve groundwater levels but also reduces the pressure on existing water bodies in the area. The use of red soil as part of this comprehensive approach ensures that Alita remains committed to sustainable development practices while providing residents with access to clean drinking water and other essential amenities.