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Wormwood - Absinthe seeds
Absinthe wormwood is a perennial plant that can tolerate full sun. The flowers of the Absinthe wormwood are creamy yellow and blooms from July to September. The smell of Absinthe herb is strongly aromatic, the taste very bitter.
The bitter extract of Absinthe wormwood flower buds is an important ingredient for the drinks Vermouth and Absinthe. The famous Absinthe liqueur was banned in several European countries at the beginning of the 20th century because of its hallucinogenic effect. Now absinthe is allowed again in many European countries.
Caution : Use in moderation. Absinthe wormwood should not be used by pregnant women.
Description
Absinthe wormwood is a perennial plant that can tolerate full sun. The flowers of the Absinthe wormwood are creamy yellow and blooms from July to September. The smell of Absinthe herb is strongly aromatic, the taste very bitter.
How do you use Absinthe wormwood?
The bitter extract of Absinthe wormwood flower buds is an important ingredient for the drinks Vermouth and Absinthe. The famous Absinthe liqueur was banned in several European countries at the beginning of the 20th century because of its hallucinogenic effect. Now absinthe is allowed again in many European countries.
The bitter wormwood Absinthe tea is used for its effects on digestion and against infections and fever. As a kitchen herb it is mainly used in meat dishes and poultry. Absinthe wormwood is very rich in vitamins and minerals.
Caution : Use in moderation. Absinthe wormwood should not be used by pregnant women.
Specifications
- Reference
- HT-11000
- EAN
- 8711117100003
- Tags
- Brand
- Horti Tops
Other features
- English names
- Absinthe, Common Wormwood, Lad's Love, Old Man
- Botanic name
- Artemisia absinthium
- Category
- Perennial
- Planting time
- March - June
- Flowering period
- June - September
- Height
- 90cm
- Contents
- 0,25 grams
- Seeds per gram
- 12000
- Collection
- Horti Tops
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Absinthe wormwood is a perennial plant that can tolerate full sun. The flowers of the Absinthe wormwood are creamy yellow and blooms from July to September. The smell of Absinthe herb is strongly aromatic, the taste very bitter.
The bitter extract of Absinthe wormwood flower buds is an important ingredient for the drinks Vermouth and Absinthe. The famous Absinthe liqueur was banned in several European countries at the beginning of the 20th century because of its hallucinogenic effect. Now absinthe is allowed again in many European countries.
Caution : Use in moderation. Absinthe wormwood should not be used by pregnant women.