FREE: Lemon grass stalks

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This auction is for 1 stalk, GIN gets 2

Lemon grass (Cymbopogon citratus) is grown as a perennial in USDA horticultural zones 8 to 11 and as an annual or container plant everywhere else. It is a clumping grass that grows to 4 feet tall and wide. The bulbous stems are used in Asian and Caribbean dishes.

You can use them to make a tea. And my cats love chewing the leaves. And there might be a reason...

Not only is the tea very zesty in flavor, it can also help settle upset stomachs and ease a cough. The oils in lemongrass have a number of homeopathic health uses, though most home-growers do not extract the essential oils from their plants. It’s mostly used as a flavoring.

The lemon grass stalks you will receive have a bulbous end where the roots are formed. They can be rooted for planting by setting them in a water. You can also stick them into a moist soil, worked for me... And they were full size plant in one season! And if they are stubborn and don't want to participate, just use them in cooking... We usually use the middle part, about the pencil lead thick portion to flavor meat,etc. and the outside leaves make a good tea.

You can see in the first picture how the mature plant looks like, I will add pictures of the actual stalks later.

Ask me if you have any questions