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  • 20 Fruit Trees You Can Grow from Cuttings
    - Apple: Root easily in spring or winter.
    - Lemon: Use 6-inch cuttings with three nodes.
    - Fig: Plant 3-foot cuttings in mild climates.
    - Avocado: Take 5-6 inch cuttings from healthy trees.
    - Pear: Multiple cuttings increase success.
    - Cherry: Root young cuttings with 2-4 nodes.
    - Pomegranate: Hardy and tolerates low temperatures.
    - Papaya: Dwarf varieties root in 21 days.
    - Pomelo: Remove lower leaves for better growth.
    - Grapefruit: Root in sand for strong growth.
    - Meyer Lemon: 3-6 inch cuttings grow best.
    - Blackberries: Plant in peat moss and sand.
    - Blueberries: Requires acidic soil.
    - Grapes: Use sturdy cuttings for strong vines.
    - Kiwifruit: Roots develop in 6-8 weeks.
    - Mango: Soak cuttings in rooting hormone.
    - Orange: Root in damp sand.
    - Mulberries: Propagate in late winter.
    - Raspberries: Best propagated in late summer.
    - Olive: Easy to grow from cuttings in spring.
    20 Fruit Trees You Can Grow from Cuttings - Apple: Root easily in spring or winter. - Lemon: Use 6-inch cuttings with three nodes. - Fig: Plant 3-foot cuttings in mild climates. - Avocado: Take 5-6 inch cuttings from healthy trees. - Pear: Multiple cuttings increase success. - Cherry: Root young cuttings with 2-4 nodes. - Pomegranate: Hardy and tolerates low temperatures. - Papaya: Dwarf varieties root in 21 days. - Pomelo: Remove lower leaves for better growth. - Grapefruit: Root in sand for strong growth. - Meyer Lemon: 3-6 inch cuttings grow best. - Blackberries: Plant in peat moss and sand. - Blueberries: Requires acidic soil. - Grapes: Use sturdy cuttings for strong vines. - Kiwifruit: Roots develop in 6-8 weeks. - Mango: Soak cuttings in rooting hormone. - Orange: Root in damp sand. - Mulberries: Propagate in late winter. - Raspberries: Best propagated in late summer. - Olive: Easy to grow from cuttings in spring.
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  • BITTER LEAF SOUP(OFE ONUGBU)

    DESCRIPTION:
    This bitter leaf soup recipe (also know as Ofe Onugbu) is generously stocked with flavoursome meats, fish and cocoyams. Make it when you’re in the mood for something warm, serve with your favourite swallow, Relax "and enjoy.
    It is very delicious

    INGREDIENTS:
    ½ cup washed bitter leaf
    4 to 10 medium cocoyams
    10 medium size assorted meats
    3 medium smoked or dry fish
    5 cups of palm fruit(optional)
    1 medium size stock fish
    Ground dry pepper, to taste
    1 tbsp. ogiri (locust beans)
    ½ cup ground crayfish
    2 cooking spoons palm oil
    Seasoning/salt to taste

    METHOD:
    1.wash and boil the cocoyam till tender,"

    2 Pill then blend or pound in a mortar.

    3.Soak the stock fish in hot water to soften for 5mins

    4. Season and boil the assorted meat until
    tender

    5.Cook and extract your palm fruit then pour into the pot

    6.Then add the stock fish and dry fish and allow boiling for 10 minutes.

    7.Add the cocoyam paste and stir very well. (you can add more water if it’s too thick), allow cooking for 5 minutes.

    8.Add the palm oil, ogiri, dry pepper, ground crayfish and cook for 3 minutes.

    9.Add the bitter leaf, seasoning and salt to taste. Allow simmering for 5 minutes.

    SERVE WITH YOUR BEST CHOICE OF SWALLOW

    Photo credit to grace value
    BITTER LEAF SOUP(OFE ONUGBU) DESCRIPTION: This bitter leaf soup recipe (also know as Ofe Onugbu) is generously stocked with flavoursome meats, fish and cocoyams. Make it when you’re in the mood for something warm, serve with your favourite swallow, Relax "and enjoy. It is very delicious 😋 INGREDIENTS: ½ cup washed bitter leaf 4 to 10 medium cocoyams 10 medium size assorted meats 3 medium smoked or dry fish 5 cups of palm fruit(optional) 1 medium size stock fish Ground dry pepper, to taste 1 tbsp. ogiri (locust beans) ½ cup ground crayfish 2 cooking spoons palm oil Seasoning/salt to taste METHOD: 1.wash and boil the cocoyam till tender," 2 Pill then blend or pound in a mortar. 3.Soak the stock fish in hot water to soften for 5mins 4. Season and boil the assorted meat until tender 5.Cook and extract your palm fruit then pour into the pot 6.Then add the stock fish and dry fish and allow boiling for 10 minutes. 7.Add the cocoyam paste and stir very well. (you can add more water if it’s too thick), allow cooking for 5 minutes. 8.Add the palm oil, ogiri, dry pepper, ground crayfish and cook for 3 minutes. 9.Add the bitter leaf, seasoning and salt to taste. Allow simmering for 5 minutes. SERVE WITH YOUR BEST CHOICE OF SWALLOW😋😋 Photo credit to grace value
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