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300+ Seeds Gotu Kola Big Leaf, Centella Asiatica, Indian Pennywort Brahmi Rau Má, Organic Vegetable Seeds green
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300+ Seeds Gotu Kola Big Leaf, Centella Features
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The herbaceous plant is also known by many pretty names, such as Hydrocotyl Asiatica, Leucocyte, and Tuspera. They originated from Australia, the islands of the Pacific, Melanesia, Asia. Gotu kola belongs to the family of beef stalks; the stem is thin, smooth, green in color, with roots growing on the ends (burning) of the stem. This is a herb, has cool properties, and is very medicinal in traditional medicine.
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Centella asiatica, also commonly called Indian Pennywort Gotu Kola Gota Kola Brahmi Hydrocotyl asiatica Rau Má. Gotu kola is an herb also known as Brahma-Buti, Centella, Divya, Hydrocotyle, Indischer Wassernabel, Indian Pennywort, Indian Water Navelwort, Madecassol, Mandukaparni,
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Gotu kola is a creeping plant that is in the parsley family (Apiaceae). For thousands of years in India, Indonesia, and China, gotu kola has been used in traditional medicine for a wide range of preventive and curative purposes.
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How to sow: Use a soil with excellent drainage. Standard potting soil will not work, and this can vastly effect the outcome of success. Press the seed lightly into the surface of your soil and wait. The seeds are best off sowed in the fall or early spring where they can experience normal temperature fluctuatio
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Store your seeds in a cool, dry and dark location.
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package includes: 300+ seeds
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number of pieces: 200
About 300+ Seeds Gotu Kola Big Leaf, Centella
The herbaceous plant is also known by many pretty names, such as Hydrocotyl Asiatica, Leucocyte, and Tuspera. They originated from Australia, the islands of the Pacific, Melanesia, Asia. Gotu kola belongs to the family of beef stalks; the stem is thin, smooth, green in color, with roots growing on the ends (burning) of the stem. This is a herb, has cool properties, and is very medicinal in traditional medicine.
