25 Krishna Lemongrass Slips (Cymbopogon flexuosus), With Phytosanitary Certificate

Krishna is an improved East Indian lemongrass variety developed by the CSIR-CIMAP sub-centre in Bangalore. It is a medium-tall, high-tillering aromatic grass valued for its high biomass production and citral-rich essential oil. Phytosanitary certification and trackable worldwide shipping are included in the price. This variety forms vigorous clumps and can be harvested several times under suitable growing conditions. It is an excellent choice for farmers, essential-oil producers and commercial aromatic-plant growers. Variety Details Botanical name: Cymbopogon flexuosus Variety: Krishna Plant type: Perennial aromatic grass Growth habit: Medium-tall with abundant tillers Biomass yield: Approximately 25–28 metric tonnes per hectare Essential-oil yield: Approximately 230–250 kg per hectare Primary oil component: Citral Recommended use: Commercial essential-oil and biomass production Uses Extraction of citral-rich lemongrass essential oil Production of soaps, perfumes and cosmetics Aromatherapy and fragrance products Herbal and aromatic preparations Commercial aromatic-grass cultivation Planting and Care Plant the slips in fertile, well-drained soil in a location receiving full sunlight. Maintain approximately 45–60 cm spacing between plants. Water regularly during establishment, but avoid waterlogging. The leaves can be harvested repeatedly after the plants become well established. The slips are carefully selected and packed for international shipment. A phytosanitary certificate and trackable worldwide shipping are included with the order. Yield figures are approximate and may vary depending on climate, soil, irrigation and crop-management practices.