Grow Cardamom at Home This Winter: A Complete Guide to Queen of Spices

• Learn to grow cardamom, the 'Queen of Spices,' at home to avoid high market prices.
• Choose between planting from fresh seeds or easier nursery saplings for cultivation.
• Use well-draining, slightly acidic loamy soil mixed with cow dung or vermicompost in a wide, deep pot.
• Protect tropical cardamom from extreme cold and frost in winter by providing filtered sunlight and moving indoors at night.
• Maintain consistent soil moisture without overwatering and spray plants during irrigation; expect fruit in 2-3 years.