🌱 Elevate your garden game with the heat-proof, nutrient-packed Malabar Spinach!
Outsidepride Basella Rubra Malabar Spinach Seeds offer 100 GMO-free seeds that grow into a vigorous, 10-foot perennial climber ideal for USDA Zones 8-11. This heat-tolerant plant produces lush, edible leaves rich in nutrients, perfect for fresh salads or cooked dishes. Easy to sow and maintain, it thrives in partial sun with moderate watering, making it a sustainable, cost-effective addition to any garden focused on both beauty and culinary delight.
| Product Care Instructions | Moist |
| Material Features | GMO Free |
| Color | Purple, white |
| Unit Count | 100.0 Count |
| Number of Pieces | 100 |
| Expected Planting Period | Spring |
| USDA Hardiness Zone | 8 |
| Moisture Needs | Moderate Watering |
| Expected Plant Height | 10 Feet |
| Expected Blooming Period | Summer |
| Sunlight Exposure | Partial Sun |
| Indoor Outdoor Usage | Outdoor |
| Additional Features | Seeds |
A**Y
Great seeds
Came up in three days
K**R
Easy to grow and hearty
This spinach grows on a vine and is very easy to grow and harvest. Tastes great and is very hearty!
D**Y
Ordered Previously, Great germination rate.
I've bought these previously though through a different supplier. The seeds provided seems fine and only a couple appeared to be damaged, but it's still a sufficient amount to produce enough leaves for daily smoothies and what not. i'll come back and adjust me review if i notice an unacceptable germination rate this year.
M**D
Fast germinate
Very high germination rate.
C**P
So far so good!
Planted along our fence, between yards, we put 15 seeds, about 10-12 inches apart. Out of the 15, seven have emerged, so far. We didn't scarify, but did soak them for a few hours before planting, and then rubbed with paper towels to help remove some of the coating. Seeds seem pretty good, and we're pleased with the results, so far.
H**A
Poor quality
None of the seeds germinated. Waste of time.
A**R
Excelente producto
100% recomendado.
C**R
Difficult to germinate
I am still excited by my Malabar spinach seeds, However, I found these difficult to germinate. I scarified 12 seeds with a emory board nail file, and soaked them for a couple of days before direct sowing outside. Only one seed sprouted. I tried germinating using the same method again about 3 weeks later. Again with 12 seeds and had the same results. They took about 2 weeks to sprout, which I was expecting from other reviews. It is the hottest part of the summer here now, so the heat may have been a factor. I am still pleased with the two plants that actually sprouted. But don't expect 100% germination rate if you try these. Package is for 100 seeds so I expect to get a few more plants out of it, but I will wait until Spring to try again.
