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Instructions
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Find room for your macadamia tree. The trees can grow for more than 100 years and can reach 60 feet tall and 40 feet wide.
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Plant a macadamia tree. There are two types of trees that grow edible macadamia nuts. One is known as the M. Integrifolia and the other is M. Tetraphylla.
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Keep the tree happy. The tree loves sunlight and subtropical climates. Make sure your tree gets at least 50 inches of rainfall or watering each year. You will want to protect the tree from strong winds because its roots are shallow. You will also want to be sure the soil has good drainage. While the tree dislikes frost, once it has reached maturity it can survive a light frost.
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Wait six years. It takes six to seven years before the tree will start to produce macadamia nuts. Once the tree has matured, it could produce up to 150 pounds of nuts in their shells.
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Look for the fruit. When the tree is ready to produce macadamia nuts, keep an eye out for its fruit. You will note a fleshy husk over a hard shell that is a half inch to an inch and a half in diameter. Inside this shell is the macadamia nut.
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Crack the shell. You won't be able to get to the nut if you use a typical nutcracker. You will have to use a macadamia nut cracker, a hammer, or a rock.
Read more: How to Grow Macadamia Nuts | eHow.com http://www.ehow.com/how_4596704_ ... .html#ixzz1vmdOesbM |
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