Clove trees require a growing medium that holds moisture yet drains efficiently, allowing their fine roots to access consistent hydration without becoming waterlogged. A balanced mix also promotes aeration, helping prevent fungal issues. The ideal medium should feel light, slightly spongy, and able to remain evenly moist without compacting.
Clove seeds often begin germinating inside their fruit. If you notice a tiny root emerging, handle the seed with extreme care and plant it immediately without disturbing the delicate root tip. Plant clove seeds about 1 inch (2.5 cm) deep. If the pointed end is visible, position it upward, as this orientation makes it easier for the developing sprout to emerge.
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