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CHUXAY GARDEN Black Mint Peruvian,Huacatay Seed 100
CHUXAY GARDEN Black Mint Peruvian,Huacatay Seed 100
CHUXAY GARDEN Black Mint Peruvian,Huacatay Seed 100
CHUXAY GARDEN Black Mint Peruvian,Huacatay Seed 100
CHUXAY GARDEN Black Mint Peruvian,Huacatay Seed 100
CHUXAY GARDEN Black Mint Peruvian,Huacatay Seed 100
CHUXAY GARDEN Black Mint Peruvian,Huacatay Seed 100

CHUXAY GARDEN Black Mint Peruvian,Huacatay Seed 100 Seeds Edible Culinary Herb Tagetes Minuta Excellent Addition to Garden

Product ID : 56011042


Galleon Product ID 56011042
Shipping Weight 0.02 lbs
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Shipping Dimension 2.83 x 2.2 x 0.63 inches
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CHUXAY GARDEN Black Mint Peruvian,Huacatay Seed 100 Features

  • HARDINESS ZONE.5-11

  • GROW.Direct sow after last frost when soil is warm. Sow every 2-4", 1/8-1/4" deep, and thin to 12-24" per plant. Water regularly until germination.

  • WHEN TO PLANT.Sow indoors 8-10 weeks before last frost, or direct sow in late spring.

  • STORE.It can be dried and stored in a cool and dark place or made into a paste and refrigerated.

  • USE.Black Peruvian mint is used fresh, dried, or in paste form and is most commonly found in Peruvian and other South American dishes.


About CHUXAY GARDEN Black Mint Peruvian,Huacatay Seed 100

Black Peruvian mint is a quick-growing annual herb that can reach anywhere from half a meter to two meters tall. It produces tiny yellow or green flowers and thin dark-green leaves with pointed tips, pronounced ridges, and fine-toothed edges. The leaves offer a crunchy and succulent texture with a fresh, vibrant, complex fragrance and flavor, which blends hints of basil, tarragon, and licorice with notes of cooling peppermint, tangy lime, and fruity pineapple. It is a popular culinary ingredient in many South American countries, notably Peru. Black Peruvian mint is also commonly cultivated for producing the essential oil marketed as marigold oil.