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A vitamin gift from nature
10 seeds per pack
With detailed instructions for successful propagation.
The oil morongue comes from the Himalayas to northwest India, but it now spreads to tropical and subtropical areas \u2014 mainly in Africa, Southeast Asia, and the Caribbean Islands.
The English name Horseradish Tree comes from its roots, which have a horseradish smell. Morongue is a deciduous, fast-growing tree that forms pretty pinnate leaves and cream-colored flowers that smell like honey and violet. It is considered prodigious tree, because almost all its parts so \u2026.. (In the photos you can find a photo of the back of our seed card with the instructions for sowing and full care)
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