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Turmeric plant
Turmeric is native to the tropical regions of South and Southeast Asia, and it grows best in regions with a warm climate and high rainfall. It prefers rich, well-draining soil and a sunny or partly shaded location.
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Made In: India
Description:
Botanical Name: Curcuma longa
Appearance:
- Leaves: Turmeric has large, lance-shaped green leaves that grow directly from the rhizome (underground stem). The leaves resemble those of ginger, though they are larger.
- Flowers: The plant produces yellow or purple flowers, which grow in dense, cone-shaped spikes. The flowers are often hidden beneath the leaves and are not as commonly used as the rhizomes.
- Rhizomes: The underground rhizomes are the most important part of the plant. They are typically yellow-orange on the inside, and once harvested, they can be dried and ground into the familiar turmeric powder.
Botanical Name: Curcuma longa
Appearance:
- Leaves: Turmeric has large, lance-shaped green leaves that grow directly from the rhizome (underground stem). The leaves resemble those of ginger, though they are larger.
- Flowers: The plant produces yellow or purple flowers, which grow in dense, cone-shaped spikes. The flowers are often hidden beneath the leaves and are not as commonly used as the rhizomes.
- Rhizomes: The underground rhizomes are the most important part of the plant. They are typically yellow-orange on the inside, and once harvested, they can be dried and ground into the familiar turmeric powder.
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