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Saffron Bulbs Kesar Kashmiri Flower plant bulbs pack of 10 Rare Spice plant bulbs

Name: Saffron Bulbs Kesar Kashmiri Flower plant bulbs pack of 10 Rare Spice plant bulbs
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SKU: saffron10
Price: 449 INR
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SKU: saffron10 Category: Winter Bulbs

Saffron bulbs germination only when the day high temperature is below 25C and flowering only when the day high remains below 10C, please check the second image for the actual bulb size

Kindly research local weather about growing and flowering, saffron will not flower in every part of India, only in Cold areas can be grown

These are genuine Kashmiri bulbs sourced from Kashmiri farmers, many fake videos are circulating on YouTube of growing saffron from seeds in Rajasthan Up or Haryana villages, saffron can not be grown from seeds, only be grown from bulbs in a favorable atmosphere

Number of bulbs	10 bulbs
Germination temperature	Below 28C day time
Germination month	October end
FLowering	within 30 to 60 days
Flowering temperature	5 to 10C

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Kashmir Saffron from Bulbs: A Step-by-Step Guide

Bulbs are among the world’s most expensive and valuable spices. It is precious for its red hue, strong aroma, and strong flavor. It is utilized in food, medicine, and cosmetics. Cultivating saffron bulbs is a money-making business that anyone can try to pursue. Provided you give them a good environment and proper care, you can grow your own saffron at home. Lisianthus Rosie Rose Picoteee shares same weather condition

Saffron is extracted from the flower of Crocus sativus, which is a plant that develops from tiny brown bulbs, as well as being called corms. Bulbs supply energy in the form of food to the plant for it to be able to survive seasonal changes. Firm, healthy, undamaged, or not moldy bulbs are best to use when planting saffron.

Saffron Bulbs

But Saffron needs sun, a dry climate, and cool temperatures to grow

Saffron Bulbs Planting

Saffron plant to plant it in late fall or early summer. Adopt the following steps:

Till the soil – Till the soil and add a little organic compost for extra fertility.
Dig shallow holes – Around 4 inches deep and 3 inches apart.
Plant the bulbs – Place them within the holes with the pointed end facing upwards.
Cover with soil – hence Press the soil tight over the bulbs.
Water sparingly – Water sparingly when dry since too much water will kill the bulbs.
Dianthus coronet shares same weather condition

Care of Saffron Plants

Saffron bulbs require little care after planting. They begin growing during autumn and bloom in October or November. Saffron flowers open only for 2 days, so watch daily. Harvest the saffron threads once you spot purple flowers.

Harvesting Saffron

Saffron Bulbs One saffron flower has three red stigmas or threads. How to harvest:

hence Pick fresh morning flowers gently.
Pull out gently the red threads with tweezers.
Dry in the sun over a paper towel.
Dry them in a light-tight and waterproof jar.

Saffron Bulbs Benefit of Kashmiri Saffron

Kashmiri saffron has a high fragrance and is part of many Ayurvedic medicines as well. It contains antioxidants that enhance mood and health. Kashmiri saffron is part of many Indian sweets like kheer, shrikhand, etc.

Conclusion

It is not that difficult to cultivate Kashmiri saffron in bulbs, but a miracle experience. Lastly, only gently and patiently, and you are harvesting and processing fresh quality saffron at home. For food or medicine, homegrown saffron puts a pinch of magic in what you prepare. So, then what are you waiting for? Plant on!

Color	Purple
Germination Level	Medium
Growth Pattern	Leaf without stem
Hybrid or Open Pollinated	Open Pollinated
Ideal location	Full sun
Petals	Single
Origin Country	India