Name: Lemongrass-Cochin grass
SKU: 4772080000763
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Lemongrass-Cochin grass

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Latin title: Cymbopogon flexuosus.

Product code: 4772080000763 Category: Herb seeds.

From 0.95 €

Quantity of seeds: 0.03 g
Quantity of seeds: 1 g

The lemon grass (also known as cochin grass) is perennial spice plant, grown outdoors during season and to be kept indoors for the winter.

Leaves and stems are rich in lemon essential oil. They can be picked continually and used fresh.

Use for adding flavour to fish, meat, vegetable, and fruit dishes, as well as compotes. In early spring the yellowing leaves need to be cut.

Suitable for drying and freezing as well.

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Quantity of seeds	0.03 g, 1 g
Quantity of seeds 1 g	2000
Plant height, cm	50
Seasonality	Perennials
Sowing	III–IV
Sowing depth, cm	0.5
Transplantation	V
Distances, cm	30×20
Harvest	VII–IX

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