À propos Ribwort Plantain
Ribwort plantain produces long, narrow, pointed leaves and tall flower stalks. It flowers in summer. It is sometimes found growing wild in fields and uncultivated areas up to zone 4. It self-sows. It thrives in any type of soil.
Its leaves, like those of the common plantain, are very useful for making poultices that relieve pain and reduce swelling from wasp or bee stings. It can also be used to make a syrup to relieve coughs.
Spacing: 30 cm.
Germinates in a cool place in 5 to 50 days and better after stratification.
Growing tips for Ribwort Plantain
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What is stratification?
We have found that some seeds germinate better after a period of combined moisture and cold. We therefore indicate recommended stratification in the description. This information, necessary for adequate germination, will also be included on your packet.
How to stratify your seeds?
This involves sowing at least a month in advance and placing the moistened tray in a plastic bag in the refrigerator or outside. Still have questions?
