Watering: Regular, but moderate. Stagnant water can weaken the roots.
Fertilizer: a monthly application of compost or balanced liquid fertilizer will do a lot of good.
Protection: In winter, bring it indoors or in a greenhouse to protect it from the cold.
Harvest your first cloves
Patience is key: the clove tree does not start producing its first flower buds until after 5 to 8 years. Harvest them just before they open, then let them dry in the sun for a few days until they turn dark brown and harden. Store them in an airtight jar, away from moisture.
The simple joy of “homemade”
Growing cloves at home is more than just gardening: it’s a sensory experience. You get a pure, fragrant, natural spice, and above all, one you’ve grown yourself – a true joy of exotic gardening that you can enjoy all year round.
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