Name: Peppermint
SKU: 4779018396851
Price: 0.95 EUR
Availability: InStock

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Peppermint

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Latin title: Mentha x piperita.

Product code: 4779018396851 Category: Herb seeds.

0.95 €

Quantity of seeds: 0.1 g
Quantity of seeds: 1 g

Perennial spice plant, grown in wet clay soil or sandy loam. Raw and dried leaves are used for adding flavour to salads, soups, meat dishes, and drinks, as well as making teas.

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Quantity of seeds	0.1 g, 1 g
Quantity of seeds 1 g	18 000
Plant height, cm	40–80
Seasonality	Perennials
Sowing	III–IV
Sowing in open field	V
Sowing depth, cm	0–0.5
Transplantation	V–VI
Distances, cm	30×30
Harvest	IV–IX

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