Assertion: cardamom | /r/HasProperty | grown
Facets:
value: commercially
type: MANNER
value: from cuttings of parent plants
type: OTHER
value: usually
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Having looked at a number of gardening blogs, websites, chatrooms, etc., I have come to the conclusion that it is nearly impossible for a novice gardener to wade through all the misinformation to find what they need to know about growing cardamom in cooler climates (that meaning outside of where cardamom is grown commercially, such as India, Sri Lanka, Guatemala and a few other places).
text: Thrips are also a common problem where cardamom is commercially grown.
text: Cardamom is usually grown from cuttings of parent plants, because the seed pods that are harvested commercially are picked before they mature and won’t germinate.
text: Cardamom can be grown indoors until they sprout and should be transplanted to shady areas of your garden.