Culantro Seeds,Recao,A.K.A;Vietnamese Coriander,Thai Parsley,ngo gai,Shadon beni

Features

• Widely used as a seasoning in Thailand, India, Vietnam, and other parts of Asia. The thick Ngo Gai leaves retain color and flavor very well when dried. The leaves and roots are most typically added to stews, soups, marinades, and other sauces or chutneys. An important ingredient in sofrito.

Description

Culantro Ngo gai Eryngium foetidum Also known as Mexican coriander, thorny coriander, spiny coriander, fitweed, saw-leaf or saw-tooth herb, recao and Tabasco parsley, this herb has a similar flavor to cilantro although much stronger. Each leaf grows from the plant base, rather than a stem, and the leaves are harvested by cutting the entire rosette at the base before the plant begins to flower. In mild climates, the plant can be considered a short- lived perennial, but more often it is grown as an annual. Cultivation: Prepare fertile, well-drained soil. Sow seeds in part shade in spring/summer and keep moist to delay bolting. Seeds can take up to 25 days to germinate. If transplanting seedlings, use care, as they don’t like their roots disturbed. Keep soil moist. Fertilize as needed.

Brand: SVI

Item Form: plant_seed

Unit Count: 2800 Count

Number of Items: 1

Produce sold as: Loose

Package Dimensions: 6.34 x 3.5 x 0.67 inches

Item Weight: 0.634 ounces

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No