Almond Plant

#almonds #grow #rahmad847 #fypシ #foryou #viral #diy #happy #gardeninghacks #garden #gardenproject #gardening101 @mo_rvelous @rukhmahskitchen #uk

How it’s grown - Almonds! #fyp #foryou #almonds #plantprotein

Almond Tree going nicely. #gardentok #garden #almondtree #pollination #bees #growvegetables #gardening #drivebypatch #abundunce

The forager in me was super happy to be in a tropical climate where the fruit trees are abundant, and the wild snacks are everywhere 😍 #foraging #almondtree #wildfood #wildfoodforaging #wildsnacks #wildwomen #girlsgonewild #plantid

Almond Growing - An Effective Way To Grow Almond Plant At Home #almond #growingplants #tropicalplants #planttips #plantaddict #wow #naturelove #greenlove #plantmakespeoplehappy #plantlover #howtogrow #gardentips #usa🇺🇸

Sometimes I can’t believe I have access to these trees 🌳 #feelingblessed #harvesting #almonds #trees #gardening #gardentok

We are almond stans in this house 🙌 #ad   Here’s a recap from my trip to a family owned almond farm in California right as the almond trees were blooming!!! (also did you know 90% of almond farms are family owned like this one?)   #growingalmonds #californiaalmonds #almondbloom

We love that @KIND Snacks is testing new ways to sustainably grow their almonds. 🐝🫶🏾 Visit kindsnacks.com/almonds #noirplantclub #kindsnacks #regenerativeagriculture #sustainability #farming #almonds

three things you need to know about almond orchards 🌳 #growingalmonds #almonds #california #sustainability #sponsored

Almonds + Apricots = Cousins 4 Life👊🏼 seeds contain a mild amount of cyanide-producing compound, but not dangerous amounts like apricot seeds contain. #almond #plant #experiment #howtowithjessie #foryou

Grow your own almonds in pots 🪴 #fyp #gardentok #plantnet #gardenhack #growyourown #planttok #plantcare #almond #almondtree

We’re growing almonds for the 3rd time, hope they don’t mold on us again.🌱 #almond #plant #learnwithme #howtowithjessie #trialanderror

Let’s learn about almonds & sustainability! ☀️California is 1 in 5 places around the world that has the climate to grow almonds. We produce 80% of the world's almonds, and it hugely contributes to our economy. It is in our best interest to grow them sustainably! 💧Yes - almonds need water to grow. Plants require more energy, thus more water, to grow proteins than sugars 👩🏼‍🔬That being said, there is research being done on how to reduce their water impact 🌱Drip irrigation delivers water directly to the plants roots which greatly reduces evaporation or runoff. Between the 1990s and 2010s, farmers reduced the amount of water used to grow a pound of almonds by 33%. By 2025, they’ll have reduced that amount by another 20% 🌼 Cover crops help retain soil moisture and provide an additional pollen source for bees 📄 Regulations are being put into place to monitor groundwater withdrawals 🌊 Excess winter floodwater is being applied to dormant orchards to help recharge the aquifer (California’s underground water source) 🐝 Bees are super important for cross-pollination in almond orchards! 🚛 Yes - bees are driven across country to pollinate almond trees. They then are driven to other crops like oranges, berries, etc. Without bees, we would not have fruits or nuts 🌸 When almond trees bloom in February / March, it is the bees first natural food source of the spring. The nectar also contains amygdalin, which reduces viruses and parasites that attack bees 🔬Lots of research and innovation is being done to continually improve on almond farming practices and environmental impacts! #ad #almonds #growingalmonds #sustainability #environmentalscience #scicomm

Harvest almonds with us in West Oakland ✨ #hotm #almonds #harvest #communitygarden #ousdhotm #fyp

Almond Plant Growing #plants #farming #grow #almond

Almonds are my go to snack, they’re delicious with a little bit of cocoa, or even on top of rice 😬👍🏽 Sources: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3257681/ https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6140529/ https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4975867/ https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5573027/