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Welcome, here Kai is Exploring African foods, herbs, etc, and the stories behind them. From local kitchens to, One discovery at a time. 🌿

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Pinch off the top shoots once it grows taller. Harvest leaves regularly.
Remove flowers if you want more leaf growth.

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EDU: growing of Scent leaf is one of the easier herbs to plaint.
1. Grow from stem cuttings. Get a healthy scent leaf stem. Cut a piece about 15–20 cm long. Remove lower leaves. Put the stem in moist soil. Leave some leaves at the top.
Water lightly daily for 7days.

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Fill a pot or ground bed with loose soil.
Scatter seeds lightly. Cover with a thin layer of soil. Water gently. Seeds usually sprout in 1–3 weeks.
Conditions it likes Sun: 4–8 hours daily. Soil: well-drained, not waterlogged. Water: keep soil moist, not soaked.

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I thank the universe for allowing us to witness these two.

I didn’t watch Pele.
I didn’t watch Maradona.

But I watched Ronaldo: the Portuguese Robot
and Messi; the Argentine Magician.

When my kids ask me about greatness,
I won’t tell them stories…
I’ll tell them I saw it live.

Who gave you more unforgettable moments: Ronaldo or Messi?

[Kai 🌿 @explorewithkai]

Big 39, come eat pepper soup with us,, the African and Nigeria ways.

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And do you also know, People traditionally use scent leaf for digestion, colds, and general wellness, but those traditional uses are not the same as proven medical treatment.

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[Kai 🌿 @explorewithkai]

EDU: what is Scent leaf? Scent leaf is a fragrant herb widely used in West Africa, especially in Nigeria. Its scientific name is Ocimum gratissimum.
Other names:
Nchuanwu (Igbo)
Efirin (Yoruba)
Daidoya (Hausa, sometimes varies by region)
African basil
Clove basil

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[Kai 🌿 @explorewithkai]

Scent leaf is a green leaf with a strong spicy, slightly minty smell.
Taste is peppery and aromatic.
Common uses:
Cooking soups and stews.
Herbal drinks and infusions.
Seasoning meat and fish.
Added fresh or cooked.
Popular dishes:
Pepper soup.
Native soups.
Herbal tea blends.

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Welcome to Kai 🌍
Exploring African foods, herbs, etc, and the stories behind them. From local kitchens to the world. One discovery at a time. 🌿

[Kai 🌿 @explorewithkai]

Welcome to Walk with Kai 🌍
Exploring African foods, herbs, and the stories behind them. From local kitchens to the world. One discovery at a time. 🌿

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@tudobams Obi left power still 2007 there about, but they still called him out today, why?

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@tudobams Peter Obi 2027 ni oh ejo.