GROWING CONDITION | Start by sowing the amaranthus seeds indoors and moving them outdoors after a week, once the seeds germinate. As soon as you take your seeds outdoors, plant them in a sunny spot to prevent leggy, weak growth. Pick a spot that receives 5-6 hours of daily sunlight. More light equals better growth for growing Amaranth |
GERMINATION RATE | 90 TO 95 % |
KEY FEATURE | It also comprises the amazing protein lysine and comes packed with all the other essential amino acids too. Not just this, uncooked red amaranth consists of 82% iron, 31% calcium, and 14% Vitamin C. So eating these pretty looking leaves raw in salads and sandwiches is a health treat all by itself |
Description | The seed leaves (cotyledons) of redroot pigweed are narrow, pointed at the end, and about ½ inch (1.2 cm) long. They are dull red on the upper surfaces and red- dish purple on the lower surface |
REQUIERED FERTILIZER | Test fertilizes |
Brand | Samarth Agritech |