10000+ Organic Amaranth Seeds Green Callaloo Thotakura Edible Microgreens Indian
Store Categories Store Categories 10000+ Organic Amaranth Seeds Chinese Spinach Green Yin Cho Callaloo Thotakura Details 10000++ Organic Heirloom Amaranth Seeds Indian Chinese Spinach Green Edible Yin Cho or Callaloo or Thotakura NOTE !! NOTE !! NOTE!! Note: Shipped free with First Class USPS NO TRACKING option. If you need tracking, select Priority Mail option Description: This is a chinese spinach, also called as Indian Spinach/Thotakura/Amaranth among many name, that is used widely in Indian, Chinese and world dishes. Can be grown as a microgreens for salads or the seeds can be ground into a nutritious flour. Has glossy green leaf, green stem, imparts a healthy appeal to salads. How to Grow? Edible Amaranth grows extremely well in warm climates. It is fast growing vegetable and can be harvested 30 days after sowing. You can also rake multiple harvests by the cut-and-grow-again method. Sow seeds in well drained soil best (April – June) about 4 inches apart. Seeds are very small and will germinate best at temperature above 65 F under dark conditions. Thin plants during the growth if necessary and thinning’s can be eaten. Fertilizers can be used but not really needed. Nutrition: The leaves are very nutritious, rich in protein, iron and vitamins and have an excellent and distinct flavor. It has two times more calcium than milk. Cooked amaranth has a total digestibility of about 90%. Rate Of Germination: Percentage: 90%Tested Feb/2021 Country/Region of Manufacture: TX, USA USDA Hardiness Zone (°F): 13 (> 60 °F) Cultivating Difficulty: Easy Indoor/Outdoor: Indoor & Outdoor Type: Vegetable Seeds Life Cycle: Annual Soil Type: Loam Common Name: Spinach Features: Edible Brand: Yogicvibe Color: Green Watering: Heavy Climate: Tropical Season of Interest: Fall, Spring, Summer Sunlight: Medium Sun Item specifics Brand: YogicVibe Type: Vegetable Seeds Climate: Humid Subtropical,Mediterranean,Tropical Wet,Tropical Wet & Dry Common Name: Spinach Cultivating Difficulty: Easy Features: Edible,Fast Growing,Microgreen,Curry,Salad Genus: Amaranthus Indoor/Outdoor: Indoor & Outdoor Life Cycle: Annual MPN: AMARANTH1000 Season of Interest: Fall,Spring,Summer Sunlight: Medium Sun Watering: Medium Color: Green Country/Region of Manufacture: United States Growth Habit: Clumping Planting Time: 8 Weeks Soil Type: Loam Soil pH: Neutral Shipping Policy Payment Policy About Us Shipping Policy Ships as per the listing details above Payment Policy We accept all major credit cards and paypal About Us Yogic Vibe is a registered brand based in Frisco, Texas. We have opened our doors in 2021 with primary focus on marketing quality retail products through reputed platforms © 2021, All rights reserved
30 Organic Moringa Oleifera Drumstick Seeds Non-GMO for Sprouting, Planting, Coo
The Moringa Oleifera, is one of the greatest plant species in India. A Moringa leaf has more than 25 Percent protein, which is as much as in eggs and twice the amount of milk! Originally, the moringa tree comes from India, where people have been eating moringa fruits, drumsticks, moringa leaves, roots, moringa seeds for thousands of years. Love for moringa has been shown by Indians due to its great health benefits and great medicinal values it holds for humans and animals. Moringa seed germination using seven temperature regimes in the laboratory showed that 20Degree C/68Degree F is the optimum temperature for the best germination rate of the moringa seeds. Moringa seeds have a unique appearance and due to relatively larger size than other vegetables, it can be sown in-depth inside the soil. Moringa seeds grow the plant to a height of 4 to 6 meters and come to flower in 90-100 days after planting. For germination to start, moringa seeds are soaked in water for 24 hours for enhancing the speed of the germination. The next day after 24 hours of soaking the seeds, soaked seeds shall be removed and kept in a wet paper towel or cotton cloth. Wrap the seeds and a knot to be put around the neck. Moringa seeds then should be placed in a vessel in dark. It might take one week to 20 days to start the germination of the seeds. The paper towel, the cotton cloth should be wet. Moringa seeds, like any other seeds, germinate better if soaked in warm water overnight. Add a couple of drops of 3 Percent Hydrogen Peroxide to the soak to enhance germination. Once germinated, Moringa grows very easily and doesn’t require much maintenance other than vertical support. Youtube generally has much better videos if you want to learn or need more detailed instructions (such as planting in pots, etc.). Listing and template services provided by inkFrog
