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Yes, nutmeg can grow in Uganda, as the climate is suitable for its cultivation. Nutmeg thrives in tropical conditions with well-drained, fertile soil and consistent rainfall. Regions with adequate humidity and temperatures between 20-30°C are ideal for its growth. However, successful cultivation may depend on factors such as local farming practices and pest management.
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What is the best climate to grow nutmeg?
Nutmeg grows best in a tropical climate.
Does nutmeg grow in the rainforest?
yes, Nutmeg grows in rainforests mostly in Asia.
Where did nutmeg first grow?
It was first discovered in Indonesia
Does Uganda grow their own crops?
The Best Crop to grow in northern Uganda are: Sunflower, maize, and beans. These are occurring the most throughout the northern part. There are other crops, but these are the most common.
Where does groud nutmeg grown?
Ground nutmeg does not grow from anywhere, it actually comes from the nutmeg pit which comes from a tree. You can take this nut or pit and grind it in a food processor, or a spice grinder to make it fine so that you can sprinkle it on food.
Which island in the Caribbean is known as the isle of spice?
Grenada because they grow a lot of nutmeg there.
Does coffee beans grow in Uganda?
Uganda produces the second largest quantity of coffee beans in Africa, including some of the highest quality.
Is nutmeg a herb or shrub or tree?
Nutmeg is the seed of the nutmeg tree, scientifically known as Myristica fragrans. This tree is native to the Spice Islands of Indonesia and can grow up to 20 meters tall. The spice is derived from the seed itself, while the outer covering, called mace, is also used as a spice. Thus, nutmeg is not a herb or shrub, but rather the product of a tree.
What type of banana do farmers in Uganda grow?
I don't know but I want one to masturbate with
Nutmeg- seed or nut?
Nutmeg is the seed of the nutmeg tree.
Is nutmeg spice made from nuts?
'Nutmeg' spice is the finely grated seed of the Nutmeg tree.
What is the Latin name for nutmeg?
Muscatum, Muscati, N: nutmeg Maccis, Maccidis, F: Nutmeg
