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Chamomile
An easy to grow, hardy annual plant with an abundance of attractive small daisy-like flowers. Used for soothing teas and traditional medicine. The flowers can be used fresh or dried. These Tea Mug Grow Kits allow gardeners to get back to basics and grow their own tea.
Each kit contains everything needed to get growing and brewing, including seeds, a biodegradable pot, soil pellet, enamel mug, tea strainer and instructions. The perfect, sustainable gift for tea lovers and keen gardeners alike.
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Growing Instructions (included with kit)
- Remove all contents from the mug and in a small bowl add 1/2 cup of warm water to the soil pellet. Allow the soil pellet to soak in the water and expand. Continue to add water until the pellets are completely expanded & the soil appears fluffy.
- Once the soil has cooled down transfer most of it into the peat pot, filling the pot to approximately 1.5cm from the brim. Leave a couple of spoonfuls of soil for later use.
- Fluff the soil with a fork, then sprinkle your seeds evenly across the soil surface. Cover the seeds with a very fine layer (5mm) of your leftover soil.
- Place the peat pot on a saucer in a well-lit position but avoid direct sunlight until the seeds have germinated.
- Once seedlings appear apply a half strength fertiliser every two weeks.
- Thin out by removing smallest seedlings, leaving the strongest 1-2 plants more room to grow in the pot. The thinnings can be transplanted into the garden or other pots.
- Once the seedlings are mature (with approximately 5 leaves) transplant them into their growing spot in the garden, pot-and-all.
- Once mature, use your chamomile flowers to make tea using the included strainer and mug. Place the fresh or dried blossoms in the strainer and allow it to steep for a few minutes in boiling hot water. You can use the blossoms on their own or combine with loose tea leaves. Enjoy!
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