Herb La Giang River Leaf Vine La Giang River Leaf Vine Seeds

La Giang River Leaf Vine Seeds

Aka river leaf, La Giang, a perennial vinning herb indigenous to Vietnam, Lao and Cambodia. Pleasantly sour flavor that is similar to Chinese loquat fruit. Widely used for Vietnamese Canh Chua or Canh Ga La Giang - Chicken with Sour Leaf Soup.

Code: SS0004

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    US$ 5
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    US$ 6
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    US$ 51
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    US$ 400
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Fast Facts on La Giang River Leaf Vine Seeds
Product La Giang River Leaf Vine Seeds
Product Code SS0004
Botanical Name Aganonerion Polymorphum
Germination 80%
Plant Height …
Plant Spread …
Life Cycle Annual
Harvest In 120 Days
Type Heirloom
   
La Giang River Leaf Vine Seeds Germination Info
Germinates In 10 - 21 Days
Germination Note Keep The Seeds Consistently Moist Between Wet Paper Towel During Germination; About 75% Germinates Within The First Week. Seedling Then Should Transfer To Soil Under Fluorescent Lamb At 23 Celcius Degree For 2 Weeks Before Growing Big Enough To Transplant Outside. 

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