Full SunlightJaiphal Grafted Tree
- Grow fruit-bearing plants and enjoy the experience of nurturing them at home.
- Suitable for gardens, terraces, balconies, and other suitable growing spaces.
- Choose from a variety of plants suited to different growing requirements.
- Provide the right sunlight, watering, soil, and care for healthy growth.
Description
A valuable spice tree known for producing nutmeg (jaiphal) and mace, widely used in cooking and traditional remedies. Grafted plants establish faster and are ideal for home gardens and spice orchards in warm climates.
Plant Characteristics
Plant Type: Grafted spice tree
Fruit Appearance: Yellowish fruit that splits open to reveal nutmeg seed covered with red mace
Growth Habit: Upright evergreen tree with dense branching
Foliage Type: Glossy dark green aromatic leaves
Fruit Season (India): Fruiting begins after maturity in warm tropical climates
Taste / Use
Nutmeg seeds are aromatic and widely used as a spice in sweets, curries, and beverages
Climate Requirement
Ideal Temperature Range: 20–35°C
Sunlight Needs: Partial to full sunlight for healthy growth
Frost Tolerance: Not frost tolerant; prefers warm humid climates
Container Growing
Can be grown in large containers during early years
Container Size Recommendation: Minimum 20–24 inch wide container
Soil Type: Well-draining fertile soil rich in organic matter
Water Requirement: Moderate watering; keep soil evenly moist but well drained
Shipping & Replacement
We always aim to dispatch orders within 24–48 hours. All live plants are shipped by air wherever possible, while in-eligible PIN codes may be served through a partial-air shipping route.
In case of any transit damage, missing items, or incorrect products, please report it to us on WhatsApp within 48 hours of delivery, along with clear photos and an unboxing video, so we can arrange a fresh replacement.
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