Planting Melinjo and Overview of Melinjo Plants

To multiply melinjo can be done by seeding from old melinjo seeds. Almost similar to coffee propagation which is also propagated from ripe coffee beans, even almost the same as coffee where many then hunt for coffee seeds to coffee gardens.

In melinjo gardens, you can also find melinjo seeds. Which comes from melinjo fruit that falls to the ground because it is ripe on the tree and then grows by itself.

We can then move the seeds to where we want them.

Melinjo fruit has a unique taste, vegetables are often used as additional ingredients to make this sour vegetable has a distinctive savory taste. In addition to the fruit, which is also famous for being the material for making melinjo chips, which taste delicious, the leaves are also often used as an addition to other dishes besides sour vegetables.

There is a melinjo tree which bears the fruit of a female type of melinjo and there is a melinjo tree that does not bear fruit of a male type.

Melinjo is believed to be effective in preventing premature aging and senility because it contains anti-oxidants.

In addition to garden soil, melinjo can also grow in clay, calcareous and sandy soils with a pH that is not too acidic.