📸 Photography Gardening While Preparing to Plant Nutmeg Seedlings

Gardening and Planting Nutmeg Trees

Today, I'm going to show you some nutmeg trees I bought last week. These nutmeg trees have 11 stems, the smallest measuring 34 cm and the longest 50 cm. I intend to plant these nutmeg trees in the back yard of the WOX Coffee Shop and PC Repair Shop so they can grow and bear fruit, and I can harvest the results later. This is also part of saving, like we do on Steemit, saving Steem Power in our account, gradually, so that it will grow.

Because there's something important, today I brought these nutmeg trees to the shop area and will plant them after the second pest control in the garden, which I plan to do tomorrow.

These nutmeg trees are a type of tree whose produce is partly exported to Indonesia, and some of it is imported at a very high price. This is because nutmeg trees produce several very useful products, such as cooking traps and other things.

This nutmeg tree produces fruit, which has several very high selling prices and generates significant profits from nutmeg, such as:

• The base skin is used to make candied fruit.
• The wild layer of the red skin is highly prized as a spice.
• The hard nutmeg seed layer or peppercorn shell.
• The nutmeg kernel is used as a cooking spice, wound-shrinkage medicine, etc.

So, with these benefits in mind, I intend to cultivate this tree one day. Furthermore, this nutmeg tree doesn't require any extra care; we just need to water it in the morning and evening.

What does a nutmeg tree look like when it's still young? Let's take a look below:

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