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  • Lemon mint seeds 30 seeds/bags
  • Lemon mint seeds 30 seeds/bags

Lemon mint seeds 30 seeds/bags

No.D031
Premium lemon balm seeds for planting. High‑germination perennial aromatic herb seeds, fragrant lemon‑scented foliage for herb gardens, pot growing and medicinal herb farm cultivation.
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  • Lemon mint seeds 30 seeds/bags

Description




Lemon balm seeds are premium cold‑hardy perennial aromatic herb seeds for planting. Each seed undergoes strict manual screening to remove shrivelled, broken, mouldy grains and impurities, delivering excellent germination rate and uniform seedling emergence. Lemon balm produces crinkled green leaves releasing fresh pleasant lemon fragrance. Leaves can be used for tea making, aromatherapy and herbal material collection. Seeds own good cold tolerance and adaptability. Suitable for large‑scale medicinal herb farm cultivation, backyard herb garden and home potted ornamental planting.
Key Features
‑ Strictly screened seeds with high germination rate and vigorous seedling activity
‑ Fragrant lemon balm, foliage emits refreshing natural lemon scent
‑ Cold‑hardy perennial herb, comes back year after year in suitable climate
‑ Multi‑purpose herb for tea, aromatherapy and garden ornamental planting
‑ Perfect for herb borders, patio pots and open‑field farm growing
‑ Bulk supply available for herb seed dealers
Planting Guide
Lemon balm seeds need light for germination. Sow seeds in spring after heavy frost passes. Press tiny seeds onto moist loose fertile well‑drained soil surface, do not cover with thick soil. Full sun or light partial shade works well. Keep soil moderately moist during seedling stage, strictly avoid waterlogged soil to prevent seed rot. Germination takes 14‑21 days. Plants spread moderately, keep proper spacing for ventilation. It can self‑sow under favorable growing conditions.
Application Scenarios
‑ Commercial medicinal herb farm large‑scale planting
‑ Home backyard aromatic herb garden and potted planting
‑ Ecological herb‑theme landscape construction
‑ Bulk seed stock for herb seed merchants
FAQ
Q: Does lemon balm seed need light for germination?
A: Yes, do not bury seeds deep, light is required for good germination.
Q: Is lemon balm perennial?
A: Yes, cold‑hardy perennial herb that regrows each year in temperate zones.
Q: Are these seeds for eating?
A: These seeds are for planting only, not for direct human consumption.
Packing & Shipping
Packed in moisture‑proof seed packaging. Global shipping available. Store seeds in cool, dry and ventilated place, away from high humidity and direct sunlight.

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