Malva sylvestris MALLOW (20 seeds)

Mallow, also called Malva sylvestris, is a perennial herb.
It is part of the Malvaceae family.
It measures 30 to 60 cm in height.
It is a woody biennial herb.
Its very beautiful flowers are purple in color and open in summer.
Mallow seeds are slightly flattened, they resemble those of black hollyhock but smaller.

It is a medicinal herb used for its therapeutic properties.
It is used in traditional medicine just like horehound, elderberry or even lemon mint.
This herb is often found in the form of herbal tea or as a gargle.
The flowers and leaves will be harvested and used.

It has a large number of medicinal properties used for its benefits on the body, just like wild dagga.

The period for sowing mallow seeds begins in April until the end of May.
Sow the seeds in a tray of finely sifted horticultural soil, then cover them under 0.5 centimeter of substrate.
Gently pack the crop with your hands then water with a sprayer.
Germination of the mallow will begin 2 to 4 weeks after sowing.

• Does not require any special maintenance.
• Grows back every year.
• Very beautiful pink and purple flowers throughout the summer.
• Untreated reproducible seeds.
• Herb with many medicinal properties.

Also available in the form of a plant to plant.