2024年7月18日 · Egyptian spinach of the Malvaceae family, also called Egyptian molokhia, produces tasty leaves and edible seed pods. Easy to grow and ready to harvest in just two months, Egyptian spinach of the Corchorus genus makes an exciting addition to any garden.

2022年11月1日 · The Egyptian spinach plant is very a fast-growing plant that can be ready to harvest in about 60 days. If you do not harvest your Egyptian spinach it can grow 6-7 feet tall. Egyptian spinach grows best in hot weather and will produce through the entire summer.

Egyptian Spinach Molokhia Seeds. Warm-season annual heirloom. Egyptian Spinach Molokhia, also called jute leaf, is not a true spinach. It is grown for the leaves used as dark greens and for plant stalks to make yarn, sacking, and other textiles. Molokhia is traditionally served throughout the Middle East as a staple food.

Egyptian Spinach (aka Molokhia) is extremely popular in the Middle East and Northern Africa and is one of our new personal favorite greens! These plants are super fast growing, drought and heat tolerant, and packed with nutrients!

4000 Saluyot (Egyptian Spinach) Seeds, Corchorus Olitorius Molokhia Seeds for planting Ewedu, Green Jute Mallow Plant Seeds, Jew's Mallow, Nalta, or Rau Đay - The Rike

Molokhia (Corchorus olitorius) is also known as jute mallow, Jew’s mallow, nalta jute, and Egyptian spinach. In its native Egypt, it goes by Molukhyia, where it has been cultivated for centuries.

2022年12月22日 · Molokhia (Corchorus olitorius) goes by several names, including jute mallow, Jews’ mallow, and more commonly, Egyptian spinach. Native to the Middle East, it’s a tasty, edible green that grows quickly and reliably and can be cut again and again throughout the growing season.

2024年9月14日 · The first step in your Egyptian spinach journey is selecting the right seeds. You can find them at most garden centers or online seed retailers. Look for varieties that are well-suited to your climate and growing season.

2024年6月5日 · How to Grow Egyptian Spinach? The best time to grow these plants is from late spring to early summer across most of the United States. Start by getting seeds from a garden centre – once done, it’s pretty much easy from there on.