TKE Farms & Gardens - 300+ Heirloom Lemon Balm Seeds (Melissa officinalis) - Non-GMO, 250mg Packet with Planting Instructions - Fragrant Medicinal Herb for Tea, Aromatherapy & Garden Decor

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Lemon Balm Seeds, 250 mg, 300+ Seeds What's in the packet? Each packet contains 250 mg of heirloom, non-GMO, open-pollinated lemon balm seeds, amounting to at least 300 seeds. Planting instructions are included to ensure a successful, aromatic garden experience. These premium quality seeds promise to bring the soothing fragrance and beauty of lemon balm to your garden, offering both culinary and medicinal benefits. Ideal for gardeners of all levels. How long does it take for lemon balm seeds to germinate? Lemon balm seeds typically germinate in 1-2 weeks under optimal conditions, but it can sometimes take longer. Ensure they have sufficient light and keep the soil moist. Can lemon balm be grown in pots? Yes, lemon balm can thrive in pots. Choose a pot with good drainage and place it in an area that receives plenty of sunlight. Regular watering is essential, but be careful not to overwater. Does lemon balm come back every year? Lemon balm is a perennial herb in most climates, meaning it will return year after year, provided it is well-cared for and the conditions are suitable. Can lemon balm be grown indoors or in containers? Yes, lemon balm thrives indoors or in containers. Use pots with good drainage, place in a well-lit area, and water regularly, allowing soil to dry slightly between waterings. When is the best time to plant lemon balm seeds outdoors? The best time to plant lemon balm seeds outdoors is after the last frost in spring. They can also be started indoors 6-8 weeks before the last frost date and transplanted outside when it's warmer.