Artemisia annua (Qing-hao, Sweet Annie) seeds, organic
$4.95 – $59.10
Family: Aster (Asteraceae)
Annual, 100 days to harvest of leaf and flower, 160 days to seed.
(Sweet Annie, Qing-hao) Native to China, growing in the wild, at the edges of civilization and in waste places. Plant prefers full sun, requires little moisture, and tolerates a wide range of soils, growing quickly to 7 feet, flowering in dangling yellow balls. Traditional usage (WHO): Antimalarial, cancer therapy, widely used to keep virus from replicating. Source of artemisinin. Light dependent germinator. Sow on surface of sandy soil and keep moist until germination, which takes a week or two. Under lights, I get a good response after exactly 9 days. Very tiny seedlings grow rapidly and transplant well.
Packet contains 200 seeds
1 g contains ~57,000 seeds
5 g contains ~285,000 seeds
10 g contains ~570,000 seeds
Certified Organically Grown
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Homeschool mom (verified owner) –
I grew theseasily and they are a joy to watch. It smells heavenly. The following year they self-seeded in the same pot.
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Alex G –
Hi Richo,
I’d like to get 1 packet of Artemisia annua shipped to Japan. Is that possible
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Richo Cech –
Hi Alex, yes, I think Japan is enabled on our shipping grid. Put the Japanese address ion the “ship to.” If there are any problems, contact me. Richo
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Richo Cech –
Hi Alex, yes, I think Japan is enabled on our shipping grid. Put the Japanese address in the “ship to.” If there are any problems, contact me. Richo
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Christopher Anderson (verified owner) –
i was able to germinate these with no problem. i poked holes in the bottom.of a jiffy seed starter tray for drainage, removed the peat moss tablets and filled it with miracle grow tropical mix soil, soaked it down, sprinkled the seeds and patted them down, then set the tray in the bed of my pickup truck in full sun. the sprouts began to appear after nine days. still too small for a photo but i can see them clearly
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CS –
Miracle-Gro is not organic it is made by Monsanto
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loraceyak7 –
What zones are these hardy in? I am in zone 6b? Will they grow here?
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Richo Cech –
hello, thanks for writing, these are annuals and can be grown in any zone, richo
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Richo Cech –
hello atif, i wish we could, but i think this is impossible. richo
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Jeri Jaynes –
In the catalog, it says antiviral, antimalarial, vermifugal, and antipandemic. Do you mean anti pandemic, as in our current pandemic of covid 19 & it’s variants? How do you use this herb for these properties? I always heard it was antimalarial, but assumed it was complicated and needed to be used by someone who knows what they are doing, and carefully due to the high thujone. Are there simple ways of using it, such as in a tea, that a lay person can use on a regular basis? I always wished I could make a tea that tastes like it smells, but thought it might be dangerous to use. I saw a question & answer about using it in coffee; is there a way to use it, and it not be bitter? It is so prolific, I would love to learn how to use it. Where can I find out more about this herb and easy ways to use it? Thank you
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Richo Cech –
Hi Jeri, Artemisia annua is being tested and used worldwide right now. a quick google survey through the scientific papers will show you much. Artemisia annua contains no thujone at all. You can get a level-headed preparation and dosage protocol in my book “making plant medicine.” Here’s a link to one of the scientific studies on it: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34479848/#:~:text=annua's%20biological%20properties%2C%20action%20on,to%20better%20fight%20the%20infection.
richo
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Van –
Hello, can you tell me if your ‘Artemisinin annua’ is the same thing as ‘Artemisinin annua anamed’? I read about this plant on a site in Germany anamed.org it might be a non-profit site. I’m wondering if ‘anamed’ is a real variety or maybe they just put their name on the end. Is delivery to BC possible? thank you
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Richo Cech –
Hello Van,
I would say it is not the same thing. I would say what we have is traditional qing-hao (Artemisia annua L.), not a select varietal. You have to be very careful in this, because it isn’t just artemisinin that’s doing the work.
Richo
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Heidi –
Do you ship to new zealand
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Richo Cech –
International Orders
Plant shipping Strictly Medicinal Seeds
As of 3/25/2021 and ongoing, international seed orders including Canada are made at buyer’s own risk. We cannot guarantee delivery and in the case of non-delivery there will be no refunds or re-sends. We will receive and ship orders as always, but cannot account for the actions of foreign customs or Ag., which is the reason for this non-guarantee.
International orders (no live roots or plants) are shipped via AIR MAIL only and we do not provide phytosanitary certificates. Due to new, extremely stringent regulations, we cannot successfully ship seeds to: The EU, Montenegro or Scandinavia, the UK, Australia, New Zealand, Arabia, Mexico, Central and South America or Africa. We still ship with some success to: Canada, Asia, and European countries not in the EU
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Juliana –
Do u ship to Canada
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Richo Cech –
yes
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Susie –
can the seeds be used in a tincture
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Richo Cech –
Susie, No, you would have to use the flowering herb for a tincture, the seeds wouldn’t stretch. We’re going to be enabling the herb very soon–hit waitlist on the herb–it will stretch, it won’t run out super fast, we grew a lot of it, harvest probably next week. richo
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Sonya Dukova –
Hi guys, would you please advise if you also have seeds for Artemisia Carvifolia? Thanks!
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Richo Cech –
hello sonya, we don’t, we have Artemisia annua, which is official. richo
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Iesha Speaks –
Would Sweet Annie do well in a container?
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Richo Cech –
Hello Lesha,
Yes, they’re fine in a container. They tend to size themselves to the container–if in a gallon pot, will tend to grow 2 feet instead of the 7 or so feet that one would expect if grown in the open garden.
Richo
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Edith –
Can you ship to Zambia?
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Richo Cech –
probably not successfully
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Rui Xavier –
Pode enviar para Mocambique
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Richo Cech –
Desculpe, não com sucesso.
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Geoff –
Can you ship to France?
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Richo Cech –
We cannot ship to France.
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Felipe Draper (verified owner) –
do you send to Uruguay?
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Richo Cech –
Hello Felipe, Very sorry, we cannot successfully ship to South America. r
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John Joseph Zarate –
Hello can you deliver the seeds to Philippines?
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Richo Cech –
usually not successfully
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ray waters –
do you ship to australia
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Richo Cech –
Hello Ray,
Unfortunately, Australia in our experience is destroying all incoming seed shipments. We give up. richo
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Kate –
What is the best method of using when it’s possibly toxic?
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Richo Cech –
Hello Kate,
As with anything, toxicity is dosage-dependent, so you want to stick to prescribed preparations and dosages. This can be found on page 114-115 of “Making Plant Medicine” 4th edition.
Best regards,
Richo
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