Gardening Guru: Cardamom is called the queen of spices, known for its unique, pungent, and sweet flavor. Cardamom is used in both sweet and savory dishes, tea, and medicines. This is why cardamom is priced at thousands of rupees per kilogram in the market. Cardamom has many benefits, including eliminating bad breath. Nowadays, good-quality green cardamom sells for 3000 to 3500 rupees per kilogram in the market, which is expensive for the average person. But did you know that you can grow this expensive cardamom at home at a very low cost and without any chemicals?

Cardamom cultivation is easily possible in pots, on balconies, or in your courtyard at home. It requires the right method, patience, and a little care. This saves money and provides you with fresh, fragrant cardamom right at home. Let's tell you how to plant a cardamom plant at home.

Things to keep in mind for growing cardamom
To grow a cardamom plant at home, special attention should be paid to the climate and temperature. The plant should be kept at a temperature of 15 to 35 degrees Celsius. Protect it from direct sunlight; shade is essential, and keep the soil moist, but do not let water accumulate.

2 easy ways to plant cardamom
Planting from cardamom seeds, or planting from saplings or cuttings. For home cultivation, planting from saplings or seeds is easier and faster. The pot should have a hole at the bottom for water drainage. A cement, clay, or plastic pot will also work. Spread the cardamom seeds well, press the soil down, and water lightly. Take care of it.

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