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Cashew Nut Apple Seeds, Anacardium Occidentale, 100% Organic, Plantation Seeds, Rare Tropical Fruit - 50 Seeds

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  • RAVI AGENCIES
  • Type:Fruit Seeds
  • Growing Season:All Season
  • Suitable For:Outdoor
  • SUPC: SDL886537857

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`CASHEW NUT TREE SEEDS - Anacardium Occidentale, for Cultivation and Gardening. The seeds are hand picked from Cashew trees grown in rural farms. Our farms are far away from pollution and harmful chemicals. No pesticides or fertilizers are used on them. Pure organic and very fresh seeds. They are specially processed and stored for cultivation. Each quality pack comes in transparent packaging with detailed instruction manual. How to Grow Cashew Trees? Cashew trees are attractive evergreen trees with large leaves and pretty, pink flowers and are very easy to grow. Fresh cashew seeds germinate readily. You can grow them anywhere in the wet /dry tropics. Day temperatures for growing cashews should not drop below 10°C (50F), and cashew trees can handle temperatures above 40°C (105F) very well. As long as they have some water cashew trees grow very fast and easily. They are fairly drought resistant and grow well even on marginal soils where other fruit trees would fail. You can start your cashew tree from seed in pots or put them straight in the ground. Keep them moist but well drained as cashew trees don't like wet feet, excess cold or heavy clay soils. Place them in a place that has some protection from strong winds. The trees grow to around 10-12 meters tall with a short, often irregular shaped trunk.

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