Light and Temperature: Cloves prefer warm, humid conditions with partial shade, ideally between 60°F to 90°F (15°C to 32°C).
Watering: Water when the topsoil layer is dry, but be cautious of overwatering.
Humidity: Maintain high humidity with regular misting or a humidifier.
Pruning: Trim your plant to encourage fullness and remove dead or damaged parts.
Harvesting Your Cloves:
It may take a few years for your clove plant to mature and produce cloves.
Harvest when they turn pink or reddish, and dry them in a shaded, airy space.
By adhering to these guidelines and nurturing your clove plants with care and patience, you can successfully grow cloves right in your garden. Remember, the process requires time as cloves mature slowly, but the reward of harvesting your own cloves is well worth the wait. Enjoy your clove-growing adventure!
