Chia 'Desert (Salvia Columbariae)'
Salvia hispanica
Desert (Salvia Columbariae) is a variety of Chia which is a member of the Salvia family. Its botanical name is Salvia hispanica 'Desert (Salvia Columbariae)'.
“Salvia columbariae. Seeds have high protein and oil content. When soaked in water, the seeds make a high fiber mucilage of medicinal value. Used as a refreshing drink by the Tohono O’odham. Can also be used as a thickening agent in fruit salads and salad dressings.”
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How to grow Chia 'Desert (Salvia Columbariae)'
Growing Desert (Salvia Columbariae) from seed
By our calculations, you should look at sowing Desert (Salvia Columbariae) about 84 days before your last frost date.
Transplanting Desert (Salvia Columbariae)
Harvesting Desert (Salvia Columbariae)
Chia 'Desert (Salvia Columbariae)' information
How long does Desert (Salvia Columbariae) take to grow?
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