How to Plant Black Pepper (Piper Nigrum) from Seeds at Home
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How to Plant Black Pepper
How to Plant Black Pepper (Piper Nigrum) from Seeds at Home !
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Black Pepper (King of Spices), also known as peppercorns, is the world’s most popular and expensive spice. Its scientific name is Piper Nigrum. It is a tropical plant which loves humid environment. It can tolerate a minimum temperature of 10 C and a maximum of 40 C.
Health Benefits of Black Pepper:
The Pepper originally belongs to South India, its grown in other humid countries as well. It's played a vital role in history, and has been considered as an important spice from time immemorial. In ancient Greece, it was also used as currency. In later years, it became pivotal in the spice trade across the world.
Vietnam is considered to be the largest grower and exporter of pepper. India, Brazil, and Indonesia follow suit. Black pepper, while used in cooking and garnishing in cuisines the world over, comes with lots of health benefits.
• Loaded with Antioxidants
• Anti-inflammatory
• Benefit of your brain
• Improve your blood sugar control
• Control of lower cholesterol levels
• Fighting against Cancer
• Enhances Digestion
• Helps You Sweat
• Support weight loss efforts
• Helps Get Rid of Gas
• Best for Coughs and Colds
• Fights against Infection
• Maintenances Absorption of Nutrients
• Quickness Absorption of Drugs
• Supports Brain Function
• Acts as an Anti-Depressant
• Reliefs Improve Overall Health
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#Gardening #Gardeningtip #GardeningIdeas
Welcome to Life is everything. This is my Channel related to Gardening, Fishing, Cooking, Pets & Birds: -
Gardening - I am very loving to anything related to gardening. I am a self-learner and have my own Garden & Terrace where I take care of my Plants. I gathered much information related to Gardening through this channel, I want to share that information with all of you.
Black Pepper (King of Spices), also known as peppercorns, is the world’s most popular and expensive spice. Its scientific name is Piper Nigrum. It is a tropical plant which loves humid environment. It can tolerate a minimum temperature of 10 C and a maximum of 40 C.
Health Benefits of Black Pepper:
The Pepper originally belongs to South India, its grown in other humid countries as well. It's played a vital role in history, and has been considered as an important spice from time immemorial. In ancient Greece, it was also used as currency. In later years, it became pivotal in the spice trade across the world.
Vietnam is considered to be the largest grower and exporter of pepper. India, Brazil, and Indonesia follow suit. Black pepper, while used in cooking and garnishing in cuisines the world over, comes with lots of health benefits.
• Loaded with Antioxidants
• Anti-inflammatory
• Benefit of your brain
• Improve your blood sugar control
• Control of lower cholesterol levels
• Fighting against Cancer
• Enhances Digestion
• Helps You Sweat
• Support weight loss efforts
• Helps Get Rid of Gas
• Best for Coughs and Colds
• Fights against Infection
• Maintenances Absorption of Nutrients
• Quickness Absorption of Drugs
• Supports Brain Function
• Acts as an Anti-Depressant
• Reliefs Improve Overall Health
Gmail: [email protected]
Watch more Gardening videos here:
YouTube : @lifeiseverything1969
Facebook Page : Facebook: LifeisEverything1969
Instagram : Instagram: lifeiseverything786
Music : Angel Ikson
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