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does the consumtion of dried papaya leaves prevent malaria.
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yes, you can do it but it have a lot of time. you can use a dried papaya for many purpose
Very much is the importance of dried papaya leaves as mulch. The desiccated foliage in question represents recycling of plant products (instead of transport to landfills) and serves as an effective, fetilizing organic ground cover to control aeration, moisture, pests, soil pH, and temperatures around plants.
Yes, fertilizer can be made from dried papaya leaves.Specifically, a fertilizer is intended to enrich soil by adding necessary nutrients. Nutrients such as nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium contribute to healthy soil and to healthy plants. Necessary nutrients are found in dried papaya leaves. In the process of decomposition, papaya leaves keep crumbling until all of their nutrients are released back into the soil. In dried and crumbled form, they therefore serve as fertilizer.
The leaves make it difficult for new seedlings to grow. The leaves also have a lot of tannin in them. This might also effect growth. The article attached has much more info on this subject.
Papaya leaves and also the flower buds are eaten in Indonesia.They must be boiled (often with cassava leaves) to reduce their bitterness, then well drained and mixed with spices and freshly ground and roasted coconut flakes.
Equipment for collecting, for cutting or shredding or storing, and for spreading is the item that will be needed to use dried papaya leaves as organic mulch. Papaya leaves may measure 3.5 feet (1.07 meters) long by 2 feet (0.61 meters) wide. They work best as an organic leaf mulch when pre-composted for two years in bags or bins after being chopped by lawn mowers, leaf shredders or wood chippers or shredded by garden shears.
First find a cool dark place for drying the leaves. The clean, cleared space of a basement, garage, or shed works fine. One dried, you may simply arrange them around the plant, or over the ground, where the mulch is intended. Some gardeners use the dried leaves as they are. Others crumple the leaves, and sprinkle the fine pieces over the desired area.
Fruit cakes are traditionally made with raisins (which are dried grapes), dried cherries, dried pineapple, sometimes papaya.
Dried leaves are dead leaves.