The article highlights the efforts of Indonesia's Minister of Agriculture, Syahrul Yasin Limpo, to boost the production of cardamom, a native medicinal plant. The Directorate General of Horticulture is supporting this initiative with technical guidance for officers and farmers. Cardamom has surged in demand due to its immune-boosting properties during the pandemic. Its exports have seen a significant increase, with countries like Singapore, Malaysia, Taiwan, and Japan as the main destinations. Cardamom cultivation is profitable and sustainable, requiring only a low initial capital and offering potential for repeated harvests. The plant's cultivation is also recommended for its eco-friendly characteristics, making it an ideal intercropping option.