07-03-2022, 12:25 PM
My view on the clove tree (clove).
From a purely visual point of view, there is actually nothing against it.
The leaves would hit it. The size of the plant would also fit the root, as the drawn root in the VM rather indicates something larger. The bud, when it has matured, is certainly similar.
The one problem is that it comes from the Moluccas (Indonesia).
According to the information on Wiki, it needs a temperature of 20-25°. At longer temperatures below 10° it dies.
This already raises the question of how a plant of this size can be grown if it would die here in Europe while still growing. This has nothing to do with the actual clove, which arrived here dried as a spice.
Question, could the person have seen such a plant in this size if he was not there personally? This is what you have to answer for yourself, and what you have to prove. For example, proof that monasteries actually grew this plant.
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From a purely visual point of view, there is actually nothing against it.
The leaves would hit it. The size of the plant would also fit the root, as the drawn root in the VM rather indicates something larger. The bud, when it has matured, is certainly similar.
The one problem is that it comes from the Moluccas (Indonesia).
According to the information on Wiki, it needs a temperature of 20-25°. At longer temperatures below 10° it dies.
This already raises the question of how a plant of this size can be grown if it would die here in Europe while still growing. This has nothing to do with the actual clove, which arrived here dried as a spice.
Question, could the person have seen such a plant in this size if he was not there personally? This is what you have to answer for yourself, and what you have to prove. For example, proof that monasteries actually grew this plant.
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