Tag: Coconut

Size of the Tender Coconut: See that they are not too small. The small ones hardly have any water in them. The big coconut doesn’t mean more water. The water volume will be minimum in an overripe coconut. How can you tell the difference between a coconut and a tender coconut? The meat in a […]

Their roots may grow and damage sewer, gas, and water pipes, they can offer squirrels and other animals (pests) an avenue to get into the attic of your home, and they may attract a lightening bolt which could damage your home. Do coconut trees have invasive roots? A: There is no need to worry about […]

Coconut farming in India is less profitable given the excess of supply over demand. But if the land in between trees is used for other crops, including cocoa, the money can be lucrative. How much profit does a coconut tree make? The sale price of Coconut: Rs 25 per piece (may vary for different regions). […]

Coconuts falling from their trees and striking individuals can cause serious injury to the back, neck, shoulders and head, and are occasionally fatal. How likely are you to get hit in the head by a coconut? The study found that 2.5% of the admissions were due to patients being struck by coconuts. This amounted to […]

– Grasp the (butter) knife in your right hand — like you’re shaking hands with it, and gently press the tip into the meat until it touches the inner shell on a shallow angle or bias. – Push the knife downward on that same angle for at least an inch or so (about 2.5 cm). […]

Goat manure also improved soil microbiological activity, organic matter content and water holding capacity. The results showed that goat manure has much scope as an organic fertilizer and as a soil ameliorant in coconut cultivation. Which animal manure is best for coconut tree? For nut bearing coconut, root feeding of TNAU coconut tonic @200ml/palm once […]

Chicken manure is an abundant source of nutrients for the coconut tree. They have high levels of nitrogen, and has a good amount of phosphorus and potassium. Moreover, chicken manure contains more calcium than any other cattle compost, as well as magnesium and sulfur for optimal growth of the coconut tree. Which manure is best […]

No permission of the Tree Officer is required for felling certain varieties of trees, including coconut, mango, etc., that are listed in Section 8 (7) of the Act. Can you cut down a coconut tree? Cut 1/4 inch away from the palm’s trunk through the base of the frond’s stem. Repeat this procedure until all […]

Position the serrated blade of the pruning pole just above the top of the coconut. The fruit is attached to the rest of the bunch by a thin stem. Try not to nick any fronds with the blade. Cut through the stem with a sawing motion. How do you get a coconut down? Aim for […]

Coconut Leaves – were used in The Maldives as a roofing material for houses, and are used to wrap rice, for cooking, and for storage in The Philippines. They have been used to make toys in India, and they are used to make brooms and burnt to ash to make lime. What are the products […]

Method of harvest Harvesting of coconuts is commonly done by climbing the tree with the help of a rope ring round the feet or ankles of the climber or by using a ladder. On reaching the top, the climber taps the nut in the lowermost bunch with its harvesting knife to test its maturity. How […]

Coconut responds well to summer irrigation i.e. summer irrigation @ 40 litres per palm per week will increase the yield of nuts by 50%. Under basin irrigation, 200 litres per palm once in four days will be beneficial. In areas where water is scarce drip irrigation system can be adopted. How can I make my […]

Description/Taste Dry coconuts are just that; dry. The milk within the coconut hardens as it matures and becomes the copra, or meat, of the coconut. After a coconut is first cracked the moisture content of the meat is roughly 50 percent and it contains around 30-40% oil. Is dry coconut better than fresh coconut? ​Dried […]

Using a Heavy Knife to Cut Through the Coconut Use the corner sharp point of the blade, closest to the handle, and bring it down through the top of the coconut with some force. This is just the first of four such incisions. The idea is to cut a squarish opening in order to access […]

Yes, while coconut milk lasts longer than dairy, it will eventually sour, and if it passes the sniff test, it’s probably safe to use. Once you’ve opened your coconut milk, you have about a week to 10 days to use it without a care in the world. What does spoiled coconut milk taste like? If […]

For longer storage, grate the whole coconut pieces, squeeze out the liquid and place in the freezer. Be sure to leave some room in the container for expansion when freezing. It will keep for up to four months stored this way. What happens if you freeze a whole coconut? Freezing the whole coconut makes the […]

Young coconuts, also known as ma-prao orn, are encased with a uniquely shaped ivory shell. The Young coconut is harvested directly from the tree before it has time to age and drop like the more mature white and brown husked coconuts. Inside is a refreshing juice and a soft jelly-like meat. What do you call […]

The green coconut has more yellow or brown spots. Its water becomes sweeter, and jelly-like meat forms, which gradually thickens and firms up. From 11–12 months. The coconut begins to turn brown, and the meat inside thickens, hardens, and develops its high fat content. Where does the brown coconut come from? Brown Coconuts are mature […]

A coconut seed can take up to 9 months before it starts to sprout. Once several weeks have passed, the outer shell and husk of the nut splits apart, and the root bursts out. A coconut that has sprouted will continue to grow at a quickened pace. Over a few months, a coconut’s sprout with […]

If you want to harvest the fruit for the coconut water, the fruit is ready six to seven months after emergence. If you want to wait for the delicious meat, you need to wait for another five to six months. Along with the timing, color is also an indicator of ripeness. How do you know […]