Harvest Of My Turmeric And Make It A Tea

Greetings,

Started from the very beginning which I have already sharing my backyard gardening activities here in steemit garden. Which today an inspiration to share another gardening activity in the house. Which I had featured for today was all about in harvesting my turmeric root crops.

Then sharing also a bit knowledge of the health benefits of a turmeric plant. In which in my own research, as this turmeric is a herbal plant which uses to cure arthritis. It also reduces cardio vascular complications. And most can boost the immune system and some others.

And in my own medication of this turmeric root crops. Which I drink turmeric tea everyday before and after a meal. In early in the morning and late night before going to sleep. I'd use the root crops of a turmeric plant to cure and medication of my urinary tract infection during it will occurs.

Which also our living grandmother uses turmeric as an alternative medication for ulcer. According to them, it will lessen abdominal pain.

And above are my photographs in harvesting our turmeric plant root crops at home. Which is I was admire to plant this in our backyard because of it's many medicinal uses and benefit.

Then below are the procedures on how to make my turmeric tea. And what you needed inorder to make it; Of course, a turmeric root crops and a glass of drinking water.

So these are the preparation and cooking procedures.

• You just simply wash the turmeric plant flesh (root crops) properly.
• Slice the turmeric root crops into thin pieces.
• Put it on the cooking pot or keetle.
• Then add a 1.5 glass of drinking water.
• Turn on the stove and cook it.
• Boiled it thoroughly inorder to made a turmeric juice.
• When the water turns to yellowish-orange colored.
• Set aside and kept it for a moment to make it cool.
• Pour it on a cup or a mug.
• And then this is now the finish product.
• Which it is ready to drink.

So this is all for today and hopes you've get a little bit knowledge.

Always loves gardening...

Thank you and God bless...

Warm regards,

Natz