How to Grow Chamomile
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๐ฟ Plant Overview
Scientific Name Matricaria chamomilla
Category herb
Days to Maturity 60 days
Starting Method Start Indoors
โ๏ธ Growing Requirements
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Sun
Full Sun
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Water
Regular
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Germination
7-14 days
๐ค Good Companions
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About Chamomile
Chamomile is one of the few seeds that need light to germinate and is considered an excellent companion to nearly anything grown in the garden. It is best when it's planted outdoors in August by spreading the seed and mixing it very lightly with soil. Improves the flavor of cabbage, cucumber, and onions. Helps accumulate calcium, potassium, and sulfur in the soil. If you leave some of the flowers unpicked it will reseed itself.
Expect your Chamomile to be ready for harvest in approximately 60 days from planting.
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