How to Grow Peanuts from Seed: A Step-by-Step Guide

Hang the plants upside down in a warm, dry area for 2–3 weeks to cure the peanuts.
Step 9: Storing and Enjoying
Shelling:
Once dried, remove the peanuts from their shells.
Storing:
Store raw peanuts in an airtight container or roast them for longer shelf life.
Enjoying:
Use them for snacking, peanut butter, or cooking.
Tips for Success
Rotate Crops: Avoid planting peanuts in the same spot every year to prevent soil-borne diseases.
Pest Control: Watch for pests like aphids and cutworms. Use organic pest control methods, such as neem oil or insecticidal soap, if needed.
Companion Plants: Grow peanuts alongside corn or beans to maximize space and deter pests.
Growing peanuts from seed is not only fun but also rewarding when you harvest your own fresh, homegrown peanuts. With patience and care, you’ll enjoy this unique crop in your garden. 🌱🥜✨