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.04 Gram Packet: approx seed count=100
Lemon grass is a plant with long narrow leaves with a citrus like taste. Lemon grass leaves are great in cooking soups or teas. The plant grows up to 3 feet tall with long leaves.
Lemon grass is a plant with long narrow leaves with a citrus like taste. Lemon grass leaves are great in cooking soups or teas. The plant grows up to 3 feet tall with long leaves.
- Cymbopogon flexuosus
- Perennial plant returns yearly
- Lemon Grass has a low germination rate, usually only about 30-40%
- 75-100 days from plant until harvest
- 99% Pure
- Country of Origin: USA
Planting:Start seeds anytime from late winter to late summer in pots or flats. As seedlings appear, gradually expose to direct light.
Germination: Seeds take 7-14 days to germinate. Bottom heat 77 F can help speed germination.
Transplant: When large enough to handle, after last frost of season, transplant to pots or garden.
Soil and Light:Lemon grass does well in slightly sandy soil that is not somewhat moist. Plant must be wintered indoors in cold climates.
Maturation: 75-100 days to harvest when started indoors
Wikipedia-Lemon GrassGermination: Seeds take 7-14 days to germinate. Bottom heat 77 F can help speed germination.
Transplant: When large enough to handle, after last frost of season, transplant to pots or garden.
Soil and Light:Lemon grass does well in slightly sandy soil that is not somewhat moist. Plant must be wintered indoors in cold climates.
Maturation: 75-100 days to harvest when started indoors
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