Lemon Leaf Seeds x 20 (Salal Berry, Seeds, Food for Stick Insects and Leaf Insects) Imported
Product Name:
Lemon Leaf (Gaultheria Shallon) Seeds x 20+
Import Details:
January 2025
Imported from the USA through official procedures after undergoing quarantine inspection.
Contents:
We will ensure there are at least 20 seeds, but please understand that there may be slight variations as these are very small seeds.
Uses:
- The branches and leaves are sold under the name Lemon Leaf at flower shops and other retailers. They are often used in bouquets, but their import volume has reportedly decreased recently.
- The fruit is used as Salal Berry in jams and other products.
- The berries are rich in tannins and anthocyanins, offering higher antioxidant effects than blueberries.
- The leaves also have medicinal properties such as anti-inflammatory and analgesic effects, making them suitable for herbal tea.
- The leaves are often traded as food for stick insects and leaf insects.
- This plant does not typically propagate well from cuttings; in its native countries, it is often cultivated from seeds.
- These are rare seeds that are not commonly available in Japan.
- This variety naturally has a low germination rate, and sowing a small quantity may not result in germination.
Lemon Leaf (Gaultheria Shallon) Seeds x 20+
Import Details:
January 2025
Imported from the USA through official procedures after undergoing quarantine inspection.
Contents:
We will ensure there are at least 20 seeds, but please understand that there may be slight variations as these are very small seeds.
Uses:
- The branches and leaves are sold under the name Lemon Leaf at flower shops and other retailers. They are often used in bouquets, but their import volume has reportedly decreased recently.
- The fruit is used as Salal Berry in jams and other products.
- The berries are rich in tannins and anthocyanins, offering higher antioxidant effects than blueberries.
- The leaves also have medicinal properties such as anti-inflammatory and analgesic effects, making them suitable for herbal tea.
- The leaves are often traded as food for stick insects and leaf insects.
- This plant does not typically propagate well from cuttings; in its native countries, it is often cultivated from seeds.
- These are rare seeds that are not commonly available in Japan.
- This variety naturally has a low germination rate, and sowing a small quantity may not result in germination.
Category
Foliage
Condition
New/unused
Shipping
Included in price (by seller)
From
Tochigi
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