100 East Indian Lemongrass Slips, With Phytosanitary Certificate (Cymbopogon flexuosus)

100 East Indian Lemongrass Slips, With Phytosanitary Certificate (Cymbopogon flexuosus)

Brand: Botanika
100.00 GBP In stock Buy at Merchant

East Indian Lemongrass, also known as Cochin Grass or Malabar Grass, is a perennial aromatic grass valued for its strong lemon fragrance and essential-oil production. It grows in dense clumps and produces long, narrow green leaves. Phytosanitary certification and trackable worldwide shipping are included in the price. Main Uses Essential-oil extraction Herbal tea and aromatic preparations Soaps, perfumes and cosmetics Natural home and garden fragrance Ornamental planting and landscaping Planting Instructions Plant the slips in fertile, well-drained soil and keep a spacing of approximately 45–60 cm between plants. Choose a warm location receiving full sunlight. Water regularly during establishment, but avoid waterlogged soil. Once established, the grass can be harvested repeatedly by cutting the leaves above ground level. Botanical name: Cymbopogon flexuosus Common names: East Indian Lemongrass, Cochin Grass, Malabar Grass Quantity: 100 live planting slips Plant type: Perennial aromatic grass Suitable climate: Tropical and subtropical regions Healthy slips are carefully selected and packed for shipment. A phytosanitary certificate and worldwide trackable shipping Is Included in the price

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Cymbopogon flexuosus Slips For Growing
100 Slips With Phytosanitary certificate, 300 Slips With Phytosanitary certificate, 500 Slips With Phytosanitary certificate, 2000 Slips With Phytosanitary certificate
Variants (4)
  • 100 Slips With Phytosanitary certificate — 100.00 GBP — In stock
  • 300 Slips With Phytosanitary certificate — 225.00 GBP — In stock
  • 500 Slips With Phytosanitary certificate — 350.00 GBP — In stock
  • 2000 Slips With Phytosanitary certificate — 1100.00 GBP — In stock

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