Lemon Balm Seeds

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Seed quantity : 50

Which Are The Sowing Month Of Lemon Balm seeds?

• Lemon balm suits little warmer condition for best germination and growth. So the best time to sow lemon balm seeds is from late spring to early summer.

Different Names Of Lemon Balm

• Scientifically lemon balm is known as Melissa officinalis, is recognized by its common name across various cultures. Botanically, it is universally referred to as Melissa officinalis.

Why to have Lemon Balm in your home ?

• Lemon balm is a is a perennial plant but bushy herbal plant.
• This herbs also falls in a mint category.
• It's leaves with its top aerial are used in various industries like cosmetics, perfume and medicinal.
• This herbal plant lemon balm is used to make herbal tea.
• In curlinary use its fresh leaves and flower is used in green salads, meat, and fishes.
• It is found That it is used to treat Hyperthyroidism and Grave disease.
• This intake of this herbal plant maintain problem of indigestion.
• Special feature:- It is grown to attract honey bees for honey production.

What are the Benefits Of Lemon Balm?

• Lemon Balm offers a range of benefits, from its uplifting citrus aroma to its potential therapeutic properties.
• It is renowned for its calming effects, making it a popular choice in herbal teas and aromatherapy.

How can be lemon balm used for Culinary purposes?

• Lemon Balm leaves are prized for their lemony flavor and aroma, making them a versatile herb in culinary applications.
• They are often used fresh or dried in salads, soups, desserts, and herbal infusions.

Medical Uses of lemon balm.

• Lemon Balm is celebrated for its potential health benefits, particularly for its calming and mood-enhancing effects.
• It is commonly used in herbal medicine to promote relaxation, alleviate stress, and support healthy sleep patterns.

How to sow Lemon Balm seeds in pots at home?

• To sow Lemon Balm seeds, start indoors in seed trays or pots.
• Provide well-draining soil and maintain a consistent temperature for germination.
• Transplant seedlings outdoors after the last frost when they reach a suitable size.

In which Soil Type lemon balm seeds can be grown?

• Lemon Balm thrives in well-draining soil with a slightly acidic to neutral pH (around 6.0-7.0). Amending the soil with compost or organic matter improves fertility and moisture retention, supporting healthy growth.

How much Water Require for Lemon Balm plants:

• Lemon Balm prefers consistent moisture levels. Water the plants regularly, keeping the soil evenly moist but not waterlogged. Mulching around the plants helps retain soil moisture and suppresses weed growth.

How Much Sunlight Is Required For Lemon Balm Plants:

• Lemon Balm plants prefer partial shade to full sun exposure. While they tolerate some shade, providing at least 4-6 hours of sunlight daily promotes vigorous growth and enhances the flavor and aroma of the leaves.

Ideal Location For Cultivation of Lemon Balm Plants:

• An ideal location for Lemon Balm cultivation is in well-drained soil with partial shade, such as along the edge of a garden bed or under the canopy of taller plants.
• Good air circulation helps prevent fungal diseases.

In How Many Days Lemon Balm Seeds Germinate

• Lemon Balm seeds typically germinate within 7-14 days under suitable conditions. Maintain suitable temperature and moisture for successful germination of lemon balm seeds.

When Lemon Balm Plants are Harvested?

• Lemon Balm is ready for harvesting when the leaves are mature and aromatic. Harvesting can be done throughout the growing season by snipping individual leaves or stems as needed for culinary or medicinal use.

How To Care Lemon Balm Plants?

• Regular pruning helps maintain the plant's shape and encourages bushy growth.
• Lemon Balm is relatively low-maintenance but benefits from occasional fertilization with a balanced organic fertilizer.
• Pest and disease issues are minimal, but monitoring for signs of stress or infestation is recommended for optimal plant health.

Procedure to sow Lemon Balm Seeds:

• This product requires light and at least 20°C. It should be planted at a isolated place as it grows vigorously and can spread to other plantings
• Lemon balm seeds can be sown in container and the garden soil with some preparations like adding organic manure.
• Well drained soil with organic manure is best for its growth and development.  
• Sow the lemon balm seeds about a 1/4" deep.
• Sunny days is best suitable for its  cultivation and expect it's germination after 2 weeks from sowing of seeds.
• Sunlight provision for lemon balm should be full to partial shade.
• After sowing the seeds provide moderate water so that the soil gets moist only but not become soggy or over flooded.
• As the lemon balm grow it's requirement for water becomes more.
• Protect it from mildew, a dusty white  to grey coating  over the plant body.