250 BURGUNDY AMARANTHUS Hypochondriacus Amaranth Grain Vegetable Flower Seeds
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250 Burgundy Amaranthus seeds produce beautiful blooms and edible leaves. Perfect for salads and gluten-free grain production.
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Burgundy Amaranthus is a stunning addition to any garden, featuring vibrant burgundy flowers and reddish-purple leaves. These seeds are ideal for planting outdoors after the last frost or starting indoors weeks prior. With a bloom time in summer, this plant grows tall, reaching heights of 4 to 6 feet, making it a striking focal point in your garden.
Benefits of Growing Burgundy Amaranthus
Not only does this plant enhance your garden’s beauty, but it also offers nutritional value. The leaves can be harvested in just 50 days, perfect for salads, while the seeds are ready for harvest in around 100 days. They are gluten-free and have a flavor reminiscent of spinach, making them a versatile addition to your meals.
Care Instructions
These seeds thrive best in average to dry soil and require full sun exposure. Space the plants 15 to 18 inches apart to allow for growth. The Burgundy Amaranthus is an annual plant, thriving in USDA hardiness zones suitable for its growth.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the ideal planting period for Burgundy Amaranth? Plant outdoors after the last frost or start indoors weeks prior.
- How tall does Burgundy Amaranth grow? This plant typically reaches heights of 4 to 6 feet.
- Can I eat the leaves of Burgundy Amaranth? Yes, the leaves are edible and can be used in salads or cooked.
- How long does it take to harvest the seeds? Seeds are ready for harvest in about 100 days.
- What are the soil preferences for Burgundy Amaranth? It prefers average to dry soil conditions.
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Amy –
Received when expected and item matched description.
Cindy Sowers –
Arrived quickly, neatly packaged. Thank you!
kescah1 –
Received and planted. This will be a new food for me, and I’ll have plenty to share. Plant plenty as these are a thin, fragile seedling.
Edited to add that one survived, and I think I should have used peat instead of coir. However, once I moved the one plant outdoors, it is perking up and doing well.
Gwen –
ZERO STARS If I only leave one star my review disappears when filtering for “quality reviews”! I planted started some indoors and outdoors but none of the flowers I ordered came up. I waited 2 months to make sure before I reviewed. Unfortunately not good quality. I spent over $100 a few of the other things came up but not these.