Experimental Saffron Cultivation Blossoms in Leh, Ladakh
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What happened
Experimental saffron cultivation on recently restored degraded land in Leh has begun to blossom, achieving a bloom in a record 30 days, which is faster than the usual two-month timeline for the first bloom. In four days, nearly 22 grams of pure saffron has been collected, with 20 to 25 flowers blooming daily.
From indiatimes.com
Why it matters
Saffron is recognized as one of the world’s most valuable spices, costing more than gold per gram. The successful high-altitude cultivation in Leh demonstrates the potential for high-value farming in the region.
From indiatimes.com