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gorintaku plant seeds Gotu Kola Seeds - Centella asiatica

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gorintaku plant seeds Gotu Kola Seeds - Centella asiaticaGotu kola, also called brahmi, is a medicinal and edible herb that has been used in Asia for over 2000 years. It has many traditional uses such as memory and brain function, stress and anxiety, skin health, scars, etc. I infuse the dried herb in oil and add it to my popular "belly balm" for pregnant people. The fresh leaves taste like strong parsley. The leaves and stems can be made into a tea or tincture, or used fresh in salads and smoothies. *THESE

Gotu kola, also called brahmi, is a medicinal and edible herb that has been used in Asia for over 2000 years. It has many traditional uses such as memory and brain function, stress and anxiety, skin health, scars, etc. I infuse the dried herb in oil and add it to my popular "belly balm" for pregnant people. The fresh leaves taste like strong parsley. The leaves and stems can be made into a tea or tincture, or used fresh in salads and smoothies.

*THESE SEEDS TAKE AT LEAST 4 WEEKS TO SPROUT. PLEASE SEE GROWING INSTRUCTIONS BELOW*

Gotu kola can be tricky to start from seed. It is very slow to sprout! But keep the soil consistently moist and warm and they will start popping up after about 4 weeks, and new seeds will continue sprouting for about another 4 weeks. You can do it! See detailed growing instructions below.

Gotu kola likes consistent moisture. Include lots of compost and some material for drainage (eg perlite) and water it regularly. If it's wilting it needs more water. Harvest leaves by cutting the stems close to the soil line. Gotu kola forms a low ground cover by sending out runners that root at the nodes where they touch the soil (like strawberries). Does well in pots.

Hardy to USDA plant hardiness zones 9b or above, but can be grown as an annual in colder climates, or brought inside over winter.

We test our seeds regularly to ensure good germination rates. Because of the tricky germination requirements, we cannot offer refunds or replacements on this seed. 

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