Costa Rica Peanut Growing Guide
Growing peanuts can be a great addition to your tropical diet, as they are nearly a complete food, containing high amounts of pantothenic acid, vitamins E, A, B1, B2, calcium, phosphorus, iron, oil, and protein.
Peanuts are native to the tropical Americas, making them well adapted to Costa Rica's climate. They are known as "maní" in Costa Rica and "cacahuate" in Mexico, remaining a popular food in the region.
Peanuts have one of the most curious reproduction traits in the plant kingdom.
With good luck growing peanuts, here are some tips to share on how to grow them in your own home in Costa Rica.
- Choose a variety that thrives in tropical conditions, like the Peruvian peanuts.
- Plant and care for them properly to ensure a successful harvest.
Author's summary: Grow peanuts at home in Costa Rica with these tips.
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