Scientists advise eating walnuts every day: they have a lot of antioxidants that protect the human body from disease. But only raw, not fried nuts, possess such healing properties. From fresh walnuts you can grow a fruiting plant. The easiest option is to buy nuts of a new crop and plant them in the autumn.
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Instruction manual
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On the infield, shovel dig the place where you plan to plant nuts. Make a horizontal strip 10 cm deep. Put the planting material in it. But so that the nuts lay on the edge. Top up the hole with earth.
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If there is a lot of snow in your area in winter, planted nuts do not need to be watered. If your winters are usually not very snowy, cover the ground with a 20-centimeter layer of fallen leaves and dry branches.
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In this form, nuts should be wintered. In the spring shoots should appear. If spring is early and rainy, start watering future plants as early as possible.
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During the summer, plants need to be regularly watered, loosen the earth next to them, weed out, fertilize (best of all with ash).
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In late autumn, cover the annual walnut plant again with a layer of dry grass and foliage.
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Walnut is a perennial plant. It can grow in height up to 20 m, and only up to 2 m: it depends on many factors.
Walnut blossoms in late spring, and the fruits ripen in October-November.
Useful advice
Seeds must be of excellent quality: fresh (last crop), ripened, easily removed from the shell.
The soil for planting a walnut should be moist, slightly acidic and well lit.