Organic Rhubarb, New Variety Seeds Harvested in September, 200+ Seeds for Spring Sowing
New variety rhubarb seeds, over 200 seeds harvested in September 2025
New seeds for spring sowing in 2026
No. 1 germination rate
■ The appeal of rhubarb
Rhubarb is packed with nutrients and minerals. Dishes made by adding sugar and heating are delicious.
■ Uses
Jam, syrup preserves, juice, pickles, salads, etc.
It's a mysterious plant that is especially flavorful and delicious when made into jam.
* Please note that only the stems are edible. The leaves are poisonous and cannot be eaten.
■ Amazing effects beyond just being delicious
Recent research suggests that rhubarb, a mysterious plant, contains a substance called fiscin, which is said to be an inhibitor that suppresses the proliferation of cancer and leukemia cells.
Note: Germination cannot be guaranteed 100%. It depends on the environment, temperature, soil, and seed condition. Please purchase only if you understand this.
■ Cultivation method
Sow seeds from March to May and September to October.
Fill a planter or similar container with commercially available potting soil and scatter the seeds.
Cover the seeds with about 1-2 cm of soil.
Water thoroughly and place in a warm location to germinate.
Once true leaves appear, transplant each seedling into a pot.
When the true leaves have grown to 3-4 leaves, plant them with a spacing of 50 cm or more.
Harvest when the plants have grown to about 20-30 cm from the ground.
* The leaves contain a high concentration of oxalic acid and are toxic, so please remove them.
New seeds for spring sowing in 2026
No. 1 germination rate
■ The appeal of rhubarb
Rhubarb is packed with nutrients and minerals. Dishes made by adding sugar and heating are delicious.
■ Uses
Jam, syrup preserves, juice, pickles, salads, etc.
It's a mysterious plant that is especially flavorful and delicious when made into jam.
* Please note that only the stems are edible. The leaves are poisonous and cannot be eaten.
■ Amazing effects beyond just being delicious
Recent research suggests that rhubarb, a mysterious plant, contains a substance called fiscin, which is said to be an inhibitor that suppresses the proliferation of cancer and leukemia cells.
Note: Germination cannot be guaranteed 100%. It depends on the environment, temperature, soil, and seed condition. Please purchase only if you understand this.
■ Cultivation method
Sow seeds from March to May and September to October.
Fill a planter or similar container with commercially available potting soil and scatter the seeds.
Cover the seeds with about 1-2 cm of soil.
Water thoroughly and place in a warm location to germinate.
Once true leaves appear, transplant each seedling into a pot.
When the true leaves have grown to 3-4 leaves, plant them with a spacing of 50 cm or more.
Harvest when the plants have grown to about 20-30 cm from the ground.
* The leaves contain a high concentration of oxalic acid and are toxic, so please remove them.
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Other
Condition
New/unused
Shipping
Included in price (by seller)
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Nagano
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