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Porophyllum ruderale
If you love cilantro, you have to try this unusual Mexican herb. Largely grown in Central and South America, it is also known as Papaloquelite. The flavor is similar to cilantro with a bit more punch coupled with a touch of mint and citrus. Very distinct. Thrives in hot conditions where cilantro would typically bolt or dwindle. Grows 3’ - 5’. Use raw and add to salsa, beans, and salads. Germination naturally runs around 40-50 percent.
75 seeds
Annual
Germination: 7-20 days, naturally low and variable
Seed Planting Depth: Indoors- sow on surface, lightly cover. Outdoors- sow 1/4" deep.
Starting Indoors/Outdoors: For a head start you can start indoors 4-6 weeks before last frost. Provide 65-70 degrees soil temperatures. Transplant after last frost, 12-15" apart. Direct sow outdoors after last frost, 12-15 seeds per foot .
Light Needs: Sun
Soil Needs: Average to fertile
Uses: Culinary, harvest leaves as needed
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Shopping experience was great. Had better germination than anticipated. Unfortunately the taste of this herb…….extremely bitter and stayed in my mouth for literally 12 hours despite eating other things. A learning experience for sure! I can’t say i’ve had anything like it.