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Seed Collection: Common Wormwood (Absinthe)

Seed Collection: Common Wormwood (Absinthe)

$4.08
Seed Collection: Common Wormwood (Absinthe)
$4.08

The Story

Artemisia, named after the ancient Greek goddess Artemis, is a herbaceous perennial plant with silvery-green leaves, famously known as the main ingredient of absinthe. This legendary liqueur was first created in 1792 by French doctor Pierre Ordinaire as a handy remedy form of the plant, which long had been known to have powerful healing properties. Commercial absinthe production began thanks to his son-in-law, Henry-Louis Pernod. The rest is history, and by the end of the 19th century, the bohemian literary crowd, who gathered in European cafes and claimed liqueurs as their muse and inspiration, embraced absinthe. 

SEEDS
800 seeds

NAME
Wormwood/Absinthe

VARIETY
Common

SHORT DESCRIPTION
"What is it in absinthe that makes it a separate cult?"

PLANT SIZE
Height 90 cm
Width 60 cm

CONTAINER SIZE
Height 30 cm
Width 30 cm

COMPANION PLANT
Carrots, onions, leeks

SOWING
Indoor Not required
Outdoor Apr-June

TIMING
Germination 7-21 days
Harvesting 240 days

SPACING
When sowing 5 cm; Depth 0,5 cm
When thinning 10 cm

GROWING
Sunligth Full sun to partial shade
Soil Any well-drained soil
Watering Regular watering, allow to dry out
Feeding Addition of fertilizer is not necessary

CARING
Expert tip Wormwood is remarkable for its tolerance for poor growing conditions. Although it is not typically vulnerable to disease, keep in mind that overwatering can lead to root rot.


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Description

Artemisia, named after the ancient Greek goddess Artemis, is a herbaceous perennial plant with silvery-green leaves, famously known as the main ingredient of absinthe. This legendary liqueur was first created in 1792 by French doctor Pierre Ordinaire as a handy remedy form of the plant, which long had been known to have powerful healing properties. Commercial absinthe production began thanks to his son-in-law, Henry-Louis Pernod. The rest is history, and by the end of the 19th century, the bohemian literary crowd, who gathered in European cafes and claimed liqueurs as their muse and inspiration, embraced absinthe. 

SEEDS
800 seeds

NAME
Wormwood/Absinthe

VARIETY
Common

SHORT DESCRIPTION
"What is it in absinthe that makes it a separate cult?"

PLANT SIZE
Height 90 cm
Width 60 cm

CONTAINER SIZE
Height 30 cm
Width 30 cm

COMPANION PLANT
Carrots, onions, leeks

SOWING
Indoor Not required
Outdoor Apr-June

TIMING
Germination 7-21 days
Harvesting 240 days

SPACING
When sowing 5 cm; Depth 0,5 cm
When thinning 10 cm

GROWING
Sunligth Full sun to partial shade
Soil Any well-drained soil
Watering Regular watering, allow to dry out
Feeding Addition of fertilizer is not necessary

CARING
Expert tip Wormwood is remarkable for its tolerance for poor growing conditions. Although it is not typically vulnerable to disease, keep in mind that overwatering can lead to root rot.


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